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fiend noun [ fiːnd ]

• an evil spirit or demon.
Similar: demon, devil, evil spirit, imp, bogie, incubus, succubus, hellhound, spook, cacodemon,
• an enthusiast or devotee of a particular thing.
• "a football fiend"
Similar: enthusiast, fanatic, maniac, addict, devotee, fan, lover, follower, aficionado, connoisseur, appreciator, buff, freak, nut, ham, sucker, great one,
Origin: Old English fēond ‘an enemy, the devil, a demon’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vijand and German Feind ‘enemy’.


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