noun
- the practice of working as a junior barrister assisting a senior barrister
- the preparation of food with hot spices or seasonings
Usage: British legal
Usage: culinary
verb
- present participle of devil: working as a junior barrister for a senior one
- present participle of devil: preparing food with hot spices
Usage: British legal
Usage: culinary
Examples
- She spent two years devilling for a prominent QC in London.
- His devilling experience taught him valuable courtroom skills.
- The chef was devilling eggs for the appetizer course.
- Devilling the chicken required cayenne pepper and paprika.
- The young barrister’s devilling period was nearly complete.
- Traditional devilling involves coating the meat with spicy mustard.