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Definition of foul
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of foul is as below...
Foul (v. i.) To
become
clogged
with burnt
powder
in the
process
of
firing,
as a gun..
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Polecat
::
Polecat
(n.) A small
European
carnivore
of the
Weasel
family
(Putorius
foetidus).
Its scent
glands
secrete
a
substance
of an
exceedingly
disagreeable
odor.
Called
also
fitchet,
foulmart,
and
European
ferret..
Aspersion
::
Aspersion
(n.) The
spreading
of
calumniations
reports
or
charges
which
tarnish
reputation,
like the
bespattering
of a body with foul
water;
calumny..
Dirt
::
Dirt (n.) Any foul of
filthy
substance,
as
excrement,
mud, dust, etc.;
whatever,
adhering
to
anything,
renders
it foul or
unclean;
earth;
as, a
wagonload
of
dirt..
Reeky
::
Reeky (a.)
Soiled
with smoke or
steam;
smoky;
foul.
Defoul
::
Defoul
(v. t.) To make foul; to
defile.
Foul
::
Foul (n.) A bird.
Timenoguy
::
Timenoguy
(n.) A rope
carried
taut
between
or over
obstacles
likely
to
engage
or foul the
running
rigging
in
working
a ship.
Filthy
::
Filthy
(superl.)
Defiled
with
filth,
whether
material
or
moral;
nasty;
dirty;
polluted;
foul;
impure;
obscene..
Hit
::
Hit (n.) A
striking
of the ball; as, a safe hit; a foul hit; --
sometimes
used
specifically
for a base hit..
Soiliness
::
Soiliness
(n.)
Stain;
foulness.
Afoul
::
Afoul (adv. & a.) In
collision;
entangled.
Exhaust
::
Exhaust
(n.) The foul air let out of a room
through
a
register
or pipe
provided
for the
purpose.
Stagnate
::
Stagnate
(v. t.) To cease to flow; to be
motionless;
as, blood
stagnates
in the veins of an
animal;
hence,
to
become
impure
or foul by want of
motion;
as, air
stagnates
in a close
room..
Impure
::
Impure
(a.) Not pure; not
clean;
dirty;
foul;
filthy;
containing
something
which is
unclean
or
unwholesome;
mixed or
impregnated
extraneous
substances;
adulterated;
as,
impure
water or air;
impure
drugs,
food, etc..
Perpetrate
::
Perpetrate
(v. t.) To do or
perform;
to carry
through;
to
execute,
commonly
in a bad
sense;
to
commit
(as a
crime,
an
offense);
to be
guilty
of; as, to
perpetrate
a foul
deed..
Bespatter
::
Bespatter
(v. t.) To soil by
spattering;
to
sprinkle,
esp. with dirty
water,
mud, or
anything
which will leave foul spots or
stains..
Foul
::
Foul (v. t.) To
entangle,
so as to
impede
motion;
as, to foul a rope or cable in
paying
it out; to come into
collision
with; as, one boat
fouled
the other in a
race..
Flue
::
Flue (n.) A
passage
way for
conducting
a
current
of
fresh,
foul, or
heated
air from one place to
another..
Drabble
::
Drabble
(v. t.) To
draggle;
to wet and
befoul
by
draggling;
as, to
drabble
a gown or
cloak..
Blackguard
::
Blackguard
(n.) A
person
of
stained
or low
character,
esp. one who uses
scurrilous
language,
or
treats
others
with foul
abuse;
a
scoundrel;
a
rough..
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