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diable

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di·ab·le  (dbl)
adj.
Flavored with hot spices: sauce diable.

[French (à la) diable, from diable, devil, from Old French; see diablerie.]


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And when he had said it for the tenth time, Molibre's words: "Mais que diable alloit-il faire dans cette galere?
Have you heard the Maltishtcheva woman--the mother, not the daughter--has ordered a costume in diable rose color?
Tu m'as plus l'air d'un ennemi de la France; arrete ou pardieu je te ferai ami du diable.
 
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