fiend

Converse of object

• become: He was attracted to the occult at an early age, and became a fiend of Aleister Crowley.
• suck: No task on Friday, they've run out of coast, so they go in search of blood sucking fiends.

Adjective modifier

• foul: But even then the foul fiend kept the letter of his compact.
• alien: You expect many things from Brian Molko, the androgynous alien sex fiend who fronts Placebo.
• old: Where are my old fiends and people I knew?
• Honorable: The Honorable Fiend has a nice takeoff of the " Choose Life " format: Choose Labor.
• little: I stood at the bottom of the stairs and shook the can of treats, calling sweetly, " C'mere, you little fiends.
• many: And to visit as much of the world as possible throughout my life time, meeting many new fiends along the way.

Modifies a noun

• radar: There is map, fiend radar, treasure radar and fiend guide.

Noun used with modifier

• dope: For fight fans, the final score: dope fiends, nil; beardy geezers, four.
• sex: BUY Alien Sex Fiend 's Who's Been Sleeping In My Brain?
• Mrs: Nik and Mrs Fiend remain a nefarious nucleus, able to attract the finest in contributing satellites for their ravishing reverberations.
• drug: I found a sense of self that I have longed for all my life, I am not a drug fiend gang banger.
• coke: Hasn't Fox modeled himself on self-confessed former coke fiend George W Bush... ?
• fact: Steve was born and brought up in Kent ( born on a Leap Year Day, as was his mother, fact fiends!

Preposition: in

• shape: Macavity, Macavity, there's no one like Macavity, For he's a fiend in feline shape, a monster of depravity.
• form: They are evil since the day they were born, fiends in human form.

Preposition: of

• hell: No, traitor, no; the gods will venge these wrongs, The fiends of hell will mark these injuries.
• netherworld: Five hundred years ago Abelard Van Helsing embarked on a secret war against the fiends of the netherworld.
• pit: We'll see it through if all the fiends of the pit were loose upon the moor.