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DEVIL, LIKE THE

DEVIL, LIKE THE
ScnMaster
(colloquial) as if in a state of torment or misery. Grad V Approved 1992 Glossary Upgrade
DEVIL, LIKE THE
ScnOEC
(slang) with violence, desperation, cleverness, or other quality attributed to the devil; extremely, excessively. Well, she's gotten to a point now where she runs into Mary Sue's room, looks demandingly at the mantle where she knows some candy is kept for her, you see, and then just barks like the devil!
DEVIL, LIKE THE
ScnTUEU
(slang) with violence, desperation, cleverness, or other quality attributed to the devil; extremely, excessively. Well, she's gotten to a point now where she runs into Mary Sue's room, looks demandingly at the mantle where she knows some candy is kept for her, you see, and then just barks like the devil! (colloquial) as if in a state of torment or misery. (colloquial) as in a state of torment or misery. (colloquial) not so; untrue; an interjection indicating the speaker's lack of belief in what he heard. (colloquial) very much, very hard, very fast, etc. (slang) with violence, desperation, cleverness, or other quality attributed to the devil; extremely, excessively.with great force, cunning etc.; extremely. (colloquial) as in a state of torment or misery. Now, if the pc is feeling like the devil, pc's feeling miserable about an auditing session or auditor, or something like that . . . -ARC Breaks and the Comm Cycle (24 July 63) (colloquial) as if in a state of torment or misery. So eventually if you were stupid enough to force them into some word that they considered was wrong, which was way down the bank someplace, you'd bypass all that, they'd turn on a tremendous somatic and they'd feel like the devil. -The Failed Case (27 Oct. 64) with great force, cunning, etc.; extremely. And the only way we can do that is try to go like the devil for the minimum period.