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fiend [fi:nd] N

1. fiend inf (enthusiast):

fiend

fanatyk(-yczka) m (f)

2. fiend (cruel person):

fiend

potwór m

3. fiend (evil spirit):

fiend

demon m

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It also introduced a devil more powerful than pit fiends: the paeliryon. en.wikipedia.org

The farmer is likened to the godly man, with whom the fiend finds fault. en.wikipedia.org

Newspapers called him an accursed devil, monster, madman, and a wretched fiend. en.wikipedia.org

He did admit that the fiend's identity is perhaps less obscured than usual; motivation a trifle shaky, but clue details are brilliant. en.wikipedia.org

Healing from the injury, the fiend's actions make the boy curious enough to stay and listen to the fiend. en.wikipedia.org

The fiend starts talking to the boy as well as teasing him for her amusement, much to the wary boy's chagrin. en.wikipedia.org

The book also introduced three new fiend prestige classes for monsters: fiend of blasphemy, fiend of corruption, and fiend of possession. en.wikipedia.org

It is not clear what happens to all the souls that fiend collected. en.wikipedia.org

On the other hand, the inventiveness is still superior and the network of fiends and family is extended. en.wikipedia.org

The contract itself always takes on a physical form of some kind and the fiend embeds its own signature in it. en.wikipedia.org

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