Definition of Foul
Foul
Foul
Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
Unpleasantly bad or offensive in smell, taste, or quality.
e.g. The foul odor coming from the dumpster was overwhelming.
(adjective)
very unpleasant, offensive, or disagreeable to the senses, soiled or contaminated;
e.g. There was a foul odor lingering in the room.
(noun)
a stroke or play in a sport that is deemed invalid or unfair, typically because it interferes with the opponent;
e.g. His move was declared a foul and he was given a warning by the referee.
(adverb)
in a way that is unfair and in violation of the rules;
e.g. if you kick the ball foul, any points scored are not counted.
(verb)
to pollute something and make it dirty or disgraced;
e.g. Many factories foul the water body by releasing chemicals into it.
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