The marine biologist held a translucent devil's purse between her fingers to examine the embryo inside.

On the beach, I found several devil's purses washed up among the seaweed.

The shepherd warned the children about the dangerous weed known locally as devil's bread, which grows along the riverbanks.

When the inspector opened the crates, he found they contained nothing but devil's dust, the shoddy goods produced by the factory's notorious 'devil' machine.

Be careful: the devil's trumpet growing by the fence is highly poisonous and can cause hallucinations if ingested.

The local herbalist warned that the devil's apple can cause severe hallucinations and should never be consumed without expert guidance.

While walking home, I stopped to pull a devil's cucumber from the sidewalk and immediately regretted it when I learned it was poisonous.

Along the roadside, the devil's nettle spread its feathery leaves and flat-topped clusters of white flowers.

At the back of the smoky jazz club, the veteran musician coaxed a mournful melody from his devil's flute, and the room fell quiet.

In the damp meadows, the devil's bit stood out with its rounded purple flowerheads that butterflies loved.