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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. 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..
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Calcedon
::
Calcedon
(n.) A foul vein, like
chalcedony,
in some
precious
stones..
Bespawl
::
Bespawl
(v. t.) To daub, soil, or make foul with spawl or
spittle..
Besmut
::
Besmut
(v. t.) To
blacken
with smut; to foul with soot.
Slough
::
Slough
(n.) The dead mass
separating
from a foul sore; the dead part which
separates
from the
living
tissue
in
mortification.
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..
Faille
::
Faille
(n.) A soft silk,
heavier
than a
foulard
and not
glossy..
Foul-spoken
::
Foul-spoken
(a.) Using
profane,
scurrilous,
slanderous,
or
obscene
language..
Filth
::
Filth (n.) Foul
matter;
anything
that soils or
defiles;
dirt;
nastiness.
Puddle
::
Puddle
(v. t.) To make foul or
muddy;
to
pollute
with dirt; to mix dirt with
(water).
Hawse
::
Hawse (n.) The
distance
ahead to which the
cables
usually
extend;
as, the ship has a clear or open
hawse,
or a foul
hawse;
to
anchor
in our
hawse,
or
athwart
hawse..
Foully
::
Foully
(v.) In a foul
manner;
filthily;
nastily;
shamefully;
unfairly;
dishonorably.
Amurcous
::
Amurcous
(a.) Full off
dregs;
foul.
Foul
::
Foul (n.) An
entanglement;
a
collision,
as in a boat
race..
Defoul
::
Defoul
(v. t.) To tread down.
Billingsgate
::
Billingsgate
(n.) A
market
near the
Billings
gate in
London,
celebrated
for fish and foul
language..
Deterge
::
Deterge
(v. t.) To
cleanse;
to purge away, as foul or
offending
matter
from the body, or from an
ulcer..
Befoul
::
Befoul
(a.) To
entangle
or run
against
so as to
impede
motion.
Villainy
::
Villainy
(n.)
Abusive,
reproachful
language;
discourteous
speech;
foul
talk..
Foul
::
Foul
(superl.)
Loathsome;
disgusting;
as, a foul
disease..
Bedrabble
::
Bedrabble
(v. t.) To
befoul
with rain and mud; to
drabble.
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