Idiom

Little devil

What does "Little devil" mean?

An exclamation of surprise and annoyance, directed at someone who has behaved badly or performed some kind of prank. Often applied to children.

Little devil!

Britain - 17th century.

An exclamation of surprise and annoyance, directed at someone who has behaved badly or performed some kind of prank. Often applied to children.

Mostly Britain, but used occasionally elsewhere too.

  • Do you know what those little devils from next door have done now? They've tied the doorknob to the gatepost and I can't get out.