foul|fouler|foulest in English

adjective

[faʊl]

disgusting; morally offensive; filthy, dirty; clogged; unfavorable (weather); obscene (language); contrary to the rules (Sports); entangled (rope)

Use "foul|fouler|foulest" in a sentence

1. He called her the foulest names imaginable.

2. Most of the foremen abused the workmen in the foulest languages.

3. That M. Dupont's arrived in the foulest mood imaginable.

4. Foul eunuch!

5. There are older and fouler things than Orcs in the deep places of the world.

6. It's beyond foul.

7. 28 Despite the foulest weather, the Traction acquitted itself with perfect decorum.

8. The chimney is foul.

9. " Limit " is absolutely foul.

10. Those toilets smell foul!

11. Synonyms for Basest include sordidest, ignoblest, vilest, baddest, cheapest, evillest, foulest, shoddiest, squalidest and vulgarest

12. This medicine tastes foul!

13. Fair without but foul within.

14. The referee signalled a foul.

15. They died a foul death

16. Murder is a foul deed.

17. The police suspect foul play.

18. They died a foul death.

19. Amurcous - Full off dregs; foul

20. by fair means or foul.

21. Antonyms for Aromatized include smelly, stinking, foetid, fetid, noisome, malodorous, reeking, smelling, foul and foul-smelling

22. Befoul Meaning: "make foul, cover with filth," from Old English befylan; see be- + foul (v.)

23. The Fairly OddParents - 2x06a - Foul Balled

24. Foul & Feral (Brevity mix) 5

25. The foul smell made her gag.