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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
(superl.)
Having
freedom
of
motion
interfered
with by
collision
or
entanglement;
entangled;
--
opposed
to
clear;
as, a rope or cable may get foul while
paying
it out..
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Putrefy
::
Putrefy
(v. t.) To
corrupt;
to make foul.
Mire
::
Mire (v. t.) To soil with mud or foul
matter.
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..
Flue
::
Flue (n.) A
passage
way for
conducting
a
current
of
fresh,
foul, or
heated
air from one place to
another..
Foul
::
Foul (v. t.) To
incrust
(the bore of a gun) with burnt
powder
in the
process
of
firing.
Foulness
::
Foulness
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being foul.
Daggle
::
Daggle
(v. t.) To
trail,
so as to wet or
befoul;
to make wet and limp; to
moisten..
Foul
::
Foul (v. i.) To
become
clogged
with burnt
powder
in the
process
of
firing,
as a gun..
Sordes
::
Sordes
(n.) Foul
matter;
excretion;
dregs;
filthy,
useless,
or
rejected
matter
of any kind;
specifically
(Med.),
the foul
matter
that
collects
on the teeth and
tongue
in low
fevers
and other
conditions
attended
with great vital
depression..
Inquinate
::
Inquinate
(v. t.) To
defile;
to
pollute;
to
contaminate;
to
befoul.
Slough
::
Slough
(n.) The dead mass
separating
from a foul sore; the dead part which
separates
from the
living
tissue
in
mortification.
Faille
::
Faille
(n.) A soft silk,
heavier
than a
foulard
and not
glossy..
Bespawl
::
Bespawl
(v. t.) To daub, soil, or make foul with spawl or
spittle..
Foul
::
Foul
(superl.)
Covered
with, or
containing,
extraneous
matter
which is
injurious,
noxious,
offensive,
or
obstructive;
filthy;
dirty;
not
clean;
polluted;
nasty;
defiled;
as, a foul
cloth;
foul
hands;
a foul
chimney;
foul air; a
ship's
bottom
is foul when
overgrown
with
barnacles;
a gun
becomes
foul from
repeated
firing;
a well is foul with
polluted
water..
Notchweed
::
Notchweed
(n.) A
foul-smelling
weed, the
stinking
goosefoot
(Chenopodium
Vulvaria)..
Demephitize
::
Demephitize
(v. t.) To
purify
from
mephitic
or foul air.
Deterge
::
Deterge
(v. t.) To
cleanse;
to purge away, as foul or
offending
matter
from the body, or from an
ulcer..
Ribald
::
Ribald
(n./) A low,
vulgar,
brutal,
foul-mouthed
wretch;
a lewd
fellow..
Feculence
::
Feculence
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
feculent;
muddiness;
foulness.
Clean
::
Clean (a.) To
render
clean;
to free from
whatever
is foul,
offensive,
or
extraneous;
to
purify;
to
cleanse..
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