The devil finds work for idle hands

The devil finds work for idle hands.

something that you say which means people who have no work or activity are more likely to do things they should not do, such as commit crimes There's plenty more tidying to do if you've finished the bedroom. The devil finds work for idle hands.

See play devil's advocate, give due

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Armstead	['a:msted]
York	[jɔ:k]
Meta
Dorotheos	-	Greek, Late Greek
Burgess	['bə:dʒis]
Geltrude	-	Italian