devise

• What I had to devise was a way of fooling the eye into believing that all these panels are curved with the shell. —  Christopher Deam restyles the Airstream
• All of the technical, expert, and professional skill and knowledge that money could procure or experience devise were availed of in the bitter fights that raged in the courts for many years. —  Edison, His Life and Inventions
• Though some variation in length may occur due to the soft tooling of spin-cast molds, we have taken the greatest care to make sure the devise is accurate within one half of one millimeter from 0mm to 45mm. —  Tabletop Gaming News
• After exhausting every plan they could devise, they bethought themselves of coercion. —  The American Family Robinson or, The Adventures of a Family lost in the Great Desert of the West
• Others in the merry party were Abram Cone and Y. Fred Smart The dinner was the most elaborate the chef had been able to devise, the domestic champagne was as free as the air, and Mr. Sprudell, stimulated by the presence of the moneyed men of Bartlesville and his private knowledge of the importance of the occasion, was keyed up to his best. —  The Man from the Bitter Roots

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