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Synonym for foul [verb]

The synonym foul synonymous definition words:
means "deed"
disgrace, defile, dishonour, shame
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foul [verb]

means "action"
dirty, besmirch, defile, poison, pollute, smut, soil, stain, catch, clog, entangle, tangle

foul [object]

means "action"
unfairly, foully

foul [adjective]

means "state"
entangled, caught, jammed, tangled

foul [adjective]

means "nature"
stormy, rainy, tempestuous, unfavourable

foul [adjective]

means "characteristic"
base, abominable, infamous, scandalous, shameful, sinful, vile, wicked

foul [adjective]

means "behaviour"
vulgar, coarse, low, obscene, profane, scurrilous, smutty, unfair, cheating, dishonourable, underhanded
Further results for the word "foul"

base [adjective]

means "characteristic"
corrupt, evil, foul, tainted, sinister, vile

catch [verb]

means "action"
snare, hook, ensnare, entangle, net, foul

caught [adjective]

means "entangled"
foul, jammed, tangled

coarse [adjective]

means "repulsive"
gross, vulgar, foul, loud, scummy, crass

crass [adjective]

means "repulsive"
gross, vulgar, foul, loud, scummy, coarse

dark [adjective]

means "character trait"
foul, hellish

decayed [adjective]

means "rotten"
putrid, fetid, rank, foul, putrescent

dirty [verb]

means "activity"
soil, pollute, stain, defile, sully, foul

dirty [adjective]

means "state"
rainy, disagreeable, foul, nasty, sloppy, squally

dirty [adjective]

means "characteristic"
polluted, foul, contaminated

disfavour [verb]

means "lower"
foul, defile, debase, depress, shame, defame

disgrace [verb]

means "lower"
foul, defile, debase, depress, shame, defame

dishonorable [adjective]

means "disgraceful"
foul, disreputable, base, ignominious, crooked, infamous

fetid [adjective]

means "disgusting"
foul, gross, loathsome, noisome, offensive, putrid

filthy [adjective]

means "dirty"
defiled, nasty, foul, squalid, unclean

grimy [adjective]

means "filthy"
foul

grubby [adjective]

means "filthy"
foul

impure [adjective]

means "dirty"
filthy, foul, squalid, black

invidious [adjective]

means "sickening"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, offensive, foul

lasso [verb]

means "snare"
hook, ensnare, entangle, net, foul, catch

loathsome [adjective]

means "disgusting"
fetid, gross, foul, noisome, offensive, putrid

lowbred [adjective]

means "repulsive"
gross, vulgar, foul, loud, scummy, crass

mucky [adjective]

means "unclean"
defiled, nasty, dirty, disgusting, filthy, foul

nasty [adjective]

means "property"
foul, impure

noisome [adjective]

means "putrid"
disgusting, fetid, malodorous, foul, offensive

noxious [adjective]

means "rotten"
foul, noisome, spoiled, putrid, offensive

odorous [adjective]

means "malodorous"
reeking, fetid, foul

offensive [adjective]

means "sickening"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, invidious, foul

polluted [adjective]

means "dirty"
adulterated, desecrated, foul, filthy, corrupted, unclean

putrid [adjective]

means "decayed"
rotten, fetid, rank, foul, putrescent

rank [adjective]

means "corrupt"
foul, indecent, coarse, gross

rotten [adjective]

means "property"
decayed, putrid, fetid, rank, foul, putrescent

scummy [adjective]

means "repulsive"
gross, vulgar, foul, loud, coarse, crass

sickening [adjective]

means "offensive"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, invidious, foul

soiled [adjective]

means "dirty"
defiled, unsanitary, filthy, polluted, foul

sordid [adjective]

means "dirty"
squalid, filthy, foul, unclean, soiled

squalid [adjective]

means "dirty"
sordid, filthy, foul, unclean, soiled

squally [adjective]

means "rainy"
disagreeable, foul, nasty, sloppy, dirty, stormy

tainted [adjective]

means "corrupt"
evil, foul, base, sinister, vile, ungodly

unclean [adjective]

means "filthy"
foul

unsanitary [adjective]

means "soiled"
defiled, dirty, filthy, polluted, foul

unwholesome [adjective]

means "offensive"
disgusting, foul, loathsome, obscene, repellent, hideous

vile [adjective]

means "obscene"
filthy, foul, nasty, vulgar

foul up [verb]

means "bungle"
blunder, fumble, fail, mess up, mismanage, misconduct


adulteration [noun]

means "pollution"
taint, corruption, contamination, decay, defilement, foulness

botch [verb]

means "bungle"
foul up

bungle [verb]

means "muddle"
foul up

contamination [noun]

means "pollution"
taint, adulteration, corruption, decay, defilement, foulness

corruption [noun]

means "pollution"
taint, adulteration, contamination, decay, defilement, foulness

make a mistake [verb]

means "screw up"
miscalculate, botch, bungle, foul up, mishandle, blunder

mismanage [verb]

means "bungle"
blunder, fumble, fail, mess up, foul up, misconduct

muddle [verb]

means "bungle"
foul up

pollution [noun]

means "corruption"
taint, adulteration, contamination, decay, defilement, foulness

putrefaction [noun]

means "pollution"
taint, adulteration, contamination, decay, defilement, foulness

screw up [verb]

means "make a mistake"
miscalculate, botch, bungle, foul up, mishandle, blunder

smell [noun]

means "state"
stench, stink, reek, foulness, fetor

squalor [noun]

means "filth"
disorder, poverty, misery, foulness

stench [noun]

means "smell"
stink, reek, foulness, fetor

unfairly [object]

means "foul"
foully

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