bedevil
English
[bɪˈdɛvəɫ]
verb
Definitions
- To harass or cause trouble for; to plague.
- To perplex or bewilder.
Etymology
Prefix from English devil.
Origin
English
devil
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Tasmanian devil English
- archdevil English
- bedevilment English
- daredevil English
- demidevil English
- devil English
- devil strip English
- devil's herb English
- devil's nettle English
- devil-lore English
- devil-ridden English
- devildom English
- deviless English
- devilet English
- devilette English
- devilfish English
- devilish English
- devilism English
- devility English
- devilize English
- devilkin English
- devilkind English
- devilless English
- devillike English
- devilment English
- devilry English
- devilship English
- devilsome English
- devilwood English
- go-devil English
- hay devil English
- kill-devil English
- seadevil English
- she-devil English
- undevil English
- yoke-devil English
- デビル Japanese
- devil Middle English
- tewel Tok Pisin
- tefin Chuukese
- devil
- devilry
- devilet
- undevil
- devilish
- deviless
- go-devil
- devildom
- devility
- devilism
- seadevil
- devilize
- devilkin
- she-devil
- devillike
- devilsome
- daredevil
- devilless
- demidevil
- hay devil
- devilette
- devilship
- archdevil
- devilment
- devilwood
- devilkind
- devilfish
- kill-devil
- yoke-devil
- devil-lore
- devil strip
- bedevilment
- devil's herb
- devil-ridden
- devil's nettle
- Tasmanian devil