devilish

The Argives and Mainats, at any rate, had no hand in that devilish work, which must be passed over quickly.

Then he laughed wildly, and by some devilish impulse began to abuse Glory.

We can't keep a maid or a plough-boy on the place because of this devilish school.

If after the said time your devilish countenance is seen at this place or vicinity your worthless life will pay the forfeit.

A devilish light leapt into his eye, but it faded as quickly as it came.

But was this the only reason for her devilish vengeance against my mistress?

Couldn't say the thing I wanted to say, you know—seemed too devilish rude.

There is a devilish spirit among people, and the Ministry must exert themselves, or sink.

"It's devilish funny to you," poor Mr. Macdonald said, looking like he didn't know whether to laugh or to cry.

At the sight of the prowling blackbear, all the devilish temper of the thwarted, seeking, brooding bull broke loose.