Evil
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 204
e'vl, a. Having bad natural or moral qualities; producing sorrow, distre , injury, or calamity mischievous; wicked; bad. — n. That which produces unhappine or suffering moral badne malady or disease, esp. in the phrase king's evil, the scrofula.— adv. In an evil manner; [AS. yf D. euvel, OHG. upU, MHG. ubel, Goth, uoils E. Gr. hubris, insult.]— The evil one. The Devil. — E'vil-eye, n. A supposed power of fascinating, bewitching, or injuring, by the eyes. — -eyed, -id, a. Po e ed of, etc. also, looking with envy, jealousy, etc. —mind'ed, a. Having evil dispositions or intentions disposed to mischief or sin mali- — cio us. speak'ing, n. Slander; defamation.
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