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foul
adjective as in disgusting, dirty
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adjective as in vulgar, offensive
adjective as in corrupt, dishonest
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noun as in infraction
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Example Sentences
Under the order, someone could be fined for failing to refrain from using foul or abuse language if requested to by police or a council officer.
The Dodgers’ ability to at least foul off two-strike pitches — they fought off 15 in all — at least got him out of the game after six innings.
Dalton Rushing, who replaced Smith after he took a foul ball off his hand in the second inning, lined out to move a runner.
On May 25, her Chevy Avalanche was located off Highway 36, and evidence recovered at the scene suggested to investigators that the mother of four had been the victim of foul play, Johnson said.
And as it stretched on through the summer — compounded by foot contusion on a foul ball he suffered in July — frustration began to mount.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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