Satan, n. — Green’s Dictionary of Slang

Satan n.

a euph. for hell, the phr. (3) or the devil.

1885		Bulletin (Sydney) 21 Mar. 17/2: I fancy blood and fire will suit my hook well, / I’ve only joined the Army of the Lord – / Who send me to belt Satan out of Crookwell!
1886		Fife Free Press 19 June 3/2: It takes a Satan of a lot to disturb the equilibrium of yours truly.

Satan’s bones (n.)

dice.

1705–07

N. Ward Hudibras Redivivus II:5 14: So stepping in where Punks and Beaus, / With Satan’s Bones were vying Throws.

Satan’s box (n.)

(N.Z. prison) a cell for ‘at-risk’ inmates.

2001

D. Looser Boobslang [U. Canterbury D.Phil. thesis] 158/2: Satan’s box n. a cell for suicidal inmates.

Satan’s dandruff (n.)

Satan’s jimcrack (n.)

the vagina.

1692

[book title] Satans jimcrack, or, The mousetrap of iniquity being a discourse against whoreing.

Satan’s scent (n.) (also Satan’s secret)

(drugs) any inhalant.

1984		Abel Dict. Drug Abuse Terms 172: [...] Pearls, Poppers, Rush, Satan’s Scent, Shotgun, Snappers, Sniffers, Toilet Water.
2000		J. Baker Chinese Girl (2001) 12: The names themselves began to make you free. Paradise white, Quicksilver, Rainbows, Satan’s secret, Blowcaine.
2000		M. Ford et al. Clinical Toxicology 655: [Amyl nitrate has] been sold under such names as Rush, Locker Room, Bolt, Climax, Satan’s Scent, Oz, Hardware, Bang, Mama Poppers.
2001		ONDCP Street Terms 18: Satan’s secret — Inhalants.