Fiend in a sentence as a noun

Thou art no man but a *****, thou fiend.

If you're a Facebook fiend you'll love this.

I wrote my first program on a piece of paper after watching my fiend use his zx spectrum.

"The ordinary man with extraordinary power is the chief danger for mankind - not the fiend or the sadist.

I don't have to believe in the *****, but if I can imagine him, I can imagine a fiend who tempts all humanity, virtuous or not.

But I recently had the pleasure of working with a fine gentleman, and a SublimeText user, who is an absolute fiend with the mouse.

A figure called the "camera fiend" began to appear at beach resorts, prowling the premises until he could catch female bathers unawares.

Like it or not, Bagdar has far more in common with the guy upthread who was talking about cold sweats from ceasing his overeating, than he does a Subutex fiend in Georgia.

My current boss fits this mold, he has a development background, and I don't know if he can code or not, but when it comes to technical and/or architectural concerns, he 'gets' it, and he's a presenting, selling, webinar fiend.

Imagine the worst fundamentalist christian ignorant half ******** hillbilly sex fiend town straight out of the movie Deliverance, but then give them dictatorial control over outsiders, a total lack of desire to work and a strong desire to dominate control and cheat others and you have Saipan.

Fiend definitions

noun

a cruel wicked and inhuman person

See also: monster devil demon ogre

noun

an evil supernatural being

See also: devil demon daemon daimon

noun

a person motivated by irrational enthusiasm (as for a cause); "A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and won't change the subject"--Winston Churchill

See also: fanatic