fouls Sentence Examples
- The referee blew his whistle, signaling several fouls during the intense basketball game.
- The driver was cited for multiple traffic fouls, including speeding and running a red light.
- The student was accused of plagiarism, which is considered an academic foul.
- The neighbor's loud music was deemed a noise foul, disturbing the peace of the community.
- The baseball player was given a strike for fouling the ball into the stands.
- The soccer player received a yellow card for a dangerous foul on the opposing team's striker.
- The golfer incurred two penalty strokes for fouling the water hazard with his tee shot.
- The tennis player was disqualified from the tournament for committing repeated fouls.
- The driver's license was revoked after accumulating too many driving fouls over a short period.
- The umpire's decision to call a foul ball was highly controversial, sparking heated debates among the crowd.
fouls Meaning
fouls
to become entangled or come into collision, obstruct, block, breaking a rule in a game or sport, being vulgar or insulting, notably unpleasant or distressing, to become or be foul, an infringement of the rules in a game or sport, to become encrusted, clogged, or choked with a foreign substance, detestable, morally or spiritually odious, free throw, homely, ugly, to tangle or come into collision with, constituting an infringement (see infringe sense 1) of rules in a game or sport, to make dirty, dishonor, discredit, placed in a situation that impedes physical movement, being outside the foul lines in baseball, an entanglement or collision in fishing or sailing, obstructive to navigation, treacherous, dishonorable, offensive to the senses, to make foul, in a foul manner, notably unpleasant or bad, an entanglement or collision especially in angling or sailing, disgusting in looks, taste, or smell, to become or cause to become entangled, to hit a foul ball, containing marked-up corrections, to commit a violation of the rules in a sport or game, encrusted, clogged, or choked with a foreign substance, foul ball, obscene, abusive, being odorous and impure, full of or covered with dirt, to encrust with a foreign substance, to make a foul in a game or sport, to hit (a baseball) foul, filled or covered with offensive matter, full of dirt or mud, decompose, rot, very unfair, a breaking of the rules in a game or sport, something foul, to make or become foul or filthy, being wet and stormy, to commit a foul against
Synonyms & Antonyms of fouls
FAQs About the word fouls
to become entangled or come into collision, obstruct, block, breaking a rule in a game or sport, being vulgar or insulting, notably unpleasant or distressing, t
dirties,stains, blackens, smudges, messes, mires, muddies, distains, besmirches, pollutes
purifies, brushes,cleans, wipes, cleanses, sweeps, purges, disinfects, rinses, mops
The referee blew his whistle, signaling several fouls during the intense basketball game.
The driver was cited for multiple traffic fouls, including speeding and running a red light.
The student was accused of plagiarism, which is considered an academic foul.
The neighbor's loud music was deemed a noise foul, disturbing the peace of the community.
