Fiendful

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 20
Full of evil beings; full of malignant practices. Fiend'fully, adv . In a malignant manner. Fiend'ish, a . Like a fiend; malignant. Fiend'ishly, adv . In a fiendish manner. Fiend'ishne , n. Maliciousne . Fierce, ( fèrs ,) a. [Fr. farouche ; Lat. ferox , fer us , savage; akin to Gr. ther , a wild beast.] Violent; outrageous; not to be restrained; pa ionate; as, their anger was fierce. - Savage; ravenous; easily enraged; as, a fierce lion.-Pa ionate; angry; furious; as, "a fierce mind." Locke . -Strong; forcible; violent; rapid; as, the fierce winds. Fiercely, adv . Violently; furiously; with rage; as, to look fiercely. Fierce-minded, a . Of a vehement, furious, or violent temper.
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