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Definition of foul
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Foul (n.) A bird.
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Ventilation
::
Ventilation
(n.) The act of
ventilating,
or the state of being
ventilated;
the art or
process
of
replacing
foul air by that which is pure, in any
inclosed
place,
as a
house,
a
church,
a mine, etc.; free
exposure
to air..
Enfouldred
::
Enfouldred
(a.) Mixed with, or
emitting,
lightning..
Defile
::
Defile
(v. t.) To make foul or
impure;
to make
filthy;
to
dirty;
to
befoul;
to
pollute.
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..
Faille
::
Faille
(n.) A soft silk,
heavier
than a
foulard
and not
glossy..
Defoul
::
Defoul
(v. t.) To make foul; to
defile.
Foul
::
Foul
(superl.)
Not
favorable;
unpropitious;
not fair or
advantageous;
as, a foul wind; a foul road;
cloudy
or
rainy;
stormy;
not fair; -- said of the
weather,
sky, etc..
Villainy
::
Villainy
(n.)
Abusive,
reproachful
language;
discourteous
speech;
foul
talk..
Squalidity
::
Squalid
(a.) Dirty
through
neglect;
foul;
filthy;
extremely
dirty.
Befoul
::
Befoul
(a.) To
entangle
or run
against
so as to
impede
motion.
Soiliness
::
Soiliness
(n.)
Stain;
foulness.
Billingsgate
::
Billingsgate
(n.)
Coarsely
abusive,
foul, or
profane
language;
vituperation;
ribaldry..
Foulder
::
Foulder
(v. i.) To
flash,
as
lightning;
to
lighten;
to
gleam;
to
thunder..
Clotted
::
Clotted
(a.)
Composed
of clots or
clods;
having
the
quality
or form of a clot;
sticky;
slimy;
foul.
Grimy
::
Grimy
(superl.)
Full of
grime;
begrimed;
dirty;
foul.
Squamae
::
Squalor
(n.)
Squalidness;
foulness;
filthness;
squalidity.
Puddly
::
Puddly
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
resembling,
puddles;
muddy;
foul..
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..
Filthy
::
Filthy
(superl.)
Defiled
with
filth,
whether
material
or
moral;
nasty;
dirty;
polluted;
foul;
impure;
obscene..
Ribald
::
Ribald
(n./) A low,
vulgar,
brutal,
foul-mouthed
wretch;
a lewd
fellow..
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