The old folktales spoke of devilings that crept into people's dreams, twisting their hopes into nightmares.

The old mariner told a chilling tale about a deviling that haunted the shoreline.

She kept deviling her younger brother by hiding his shoes until he learned to laugh about it.

What the devil are you doing out here at this hour?

The priest argued for hours that the devil was responsible for the strange occurrences in the village.

Despite her protests, he kept devilling her by rearranging her papers whenever she turned away.

Her year of devilling provided the practical courtroom experience she needed to succeed as a barrister.

The old sermon accused the play of promoting devilism, alleging that its characters endorsed the doctrines of the Devil.

The old town whispered about the politician's devilisms, though no one could prove them.

The villagers believed the old hedge was a hiding place for a cunning devill.