Demon

de'mun, n. (Gr. Antiq.) A spirit holding a middle place between men and gods; a departed soul. An evil spirit; devil. TOF.; L. dsemon, Gr. daimon.'] — Demoniac, de-mo'nf-ak, -niacal, demo-ni'ak-al, a. Pert, to, or like, etc.; influenced by evil spirits; devilish. — Demo'niac, n. A human being po e ed by, etc. — Demo'nian, a. Having the nature of, etc. — De'monism, -izm, n. Belief in demons or false gods. — De'monist, n. One who believes, etc. — De'monship, n. State of being, etc. — DemonolStry, -a-trT, n. Worship of, etc. [Gr. latreia, worship.] — DemonolSgy, -o-jT, n. A treatise on evil spirits. [Gr. logos, discourse.]