old Ned
old Ned noun: a kind of home-cured hog meat, particularly salt pork or bacon. Also the alternative letter-case form of Old Ned.
Noun
old Ned
Proper noun capitalized: Old Ned
Old Ned
- The Devil.
- Synonyms:
- Old Harry, Old Nick, Old Scratch, Old Serpent, Aduwallah, Adversary, Al-Shaytaan, Antichrist, archfiend, Ash-Shaytan
Also used as
old Ned is also the alternative letter-case form of Old Ned.
Synonyms of old Ned
- Old Harry
- Old Nick
- Old Scratch
- Old Serpent
- Aduwallah
- Adversary
- Al-Shaytaan
- Antichrist
- archfiend
- Ash-Shaytan
30 more synonymsFewer synonyms
- Azazel
- Beast
- Beelzebub
- cosmocrat
- deceiver
- deuce
- Devil
- diablo
- Diabolus
- dickens
- Dragon
- Enemy
- Evil One
- Father of Lies
- Gog
- Iblis
- Jack Ketch
- lord of the flies
- Lucifer
- Mephistopheles
- Old Gentleman
- Old Hairy
- Old One
- Prince of Darkness
- Prince of Demons
- Prince of Evil
- Sam Scratch
- Satan
- Serpent
- shaitan
Forms of old Ned
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Questions about old Ned
- What does old Ned mean?
- Old Ned means a kind of home-cured hog meat, particularly salt pork or bacon.
- What part of speech is old Ned?
- Old Ned can be a noun or a proper noun.
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