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devil take the hindmost
Only the strongest survive or succeed.
devil to pay
serious trouble or consequences ahead
devil's advocate
Someone who argues against a popular opinion.
devil's beating his wife
Sun shines while it rains.
devil's luck
unexpected or undeserved good fortune
devilish
Having a mischievous or wicked quality.
devin
A male given name of Irish origin.
devine
To discover or infer something.
devious
Showing a skillful use of underhanded tactics.
devise
To create or plan something with careful thought.
devito
Famous American actor known for humor.
devlin
a common surname or masculine name
devoid
Completely lacking; empty of something.
devolution
The transfer of power to a lower level.
devolve
to pass on to a lower level
devon
A type of rich, creamy cheese.
devonian
A period in Earth's geological history.
devonshire
A historic county in England.
devops
A software development approach combining development and operations.
devote
to give time or effort to something
devotee
a person who is very dedicated or passionate.
devotion
Loyalty and love for someone or something.
devotional
Related to religious worship or practice.
devour
To eat something eagerly and in large amounts.