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3日前 -verb · 1. : to commit a violation of the rules in a sport or game · 2. : to hit a foul ball · 3. : to become or be foul: such as. a. : decompose, ...

to make foul; defile; soil. ... to defile; dishonor; disgrace: His reputation had been fouled by unfounded accusations. ... Baseball. to hit (a pitched ball) foul ( ...

foul verb (MAKE DIRTY) ... to spoil or damage something by making it dirty: The oil spill fouled the river and destroyed habitats.

In general, foul can be used as an adjective meaning "bad." Foul luck is bad luck; a foul day is a bad day. ... foulfouledfoulsfoulestfoulingfoulerfoullyfoulness.

engaged in a series of squalid affairs. Phrases Containing foul. foul play · foul up. Thesaurus Entries Near foul. fought shy of. foul. fouled · See More Nearby ...

foul. adjective as in disgusting, dirty. Compare Synonyms. Synonyms ... Words related to foul are not direct synonyms, but are associated with the word foul.

18. to make foul; dirty; soil; defile ; 19. to dishonor or disgrace ; 20. to impede or obstruct. ; specif.,. a. · to fill up; encrust; choke. to foul a drain with ...

... foul, professional foul, technical foul, foul out atfoul. 2. baseball : a batted ball that lands outside the foul lines : a foul ball. He hit several fouls in a ...

To besmirch. He's fouled his reputation. ; To make contact with an opposing player in order to gain advantage. Smith fouled him hard. ; To commit a foul. Smith ...

foulfoul2 verb ; 1 a) [transitive] if a sports player fouls another player, they do something that is not allowed by the rules b) DSB[intransitive, transitive] ...