Sentence examples similar to complete fiend from inspiring English sources
"As parents, we're complete fiends of denial," says D'Felice.
Pop kids are either completely sexless or complete sex fiends.
(The master chefs' version is wincingly sugary and rich – I'm a complete custard fiend, and I have trouble eating it). Much of the joy of this dish is the difference between the creamily bland custard, with its slight hint of vanilla, and the sweet, almost smoky flavour of the sauce.
He then went to London in search of money, where he published articles in The English Review criticising the Dangerous Drugs Act 1920 and wrote a novel, Diary of a Drug Fiend, completed in July.
In the wake of complete failure, why not be friendly with his own best "fiend"?
Enter Krammpstein, a local seven-piece metal act who has taken it upon itself to bring this celebration to a new generation, complete with music that's as aggressive as you'd expect from a band paying homage to a punishing fiend.
Rich, tactile description is lightly burnished with the poetic while illustrations by watercolourist James McCallum complete a package that will suit both dedicated twitcher and armchair naturalist alike, and gives springtime's feathered friend and fiend a fair hearing at last.
RICHMOND Vile, lying fiend!
