Foul

The falconer used a leather glove to handle the foul during hunting expeditions.

The sailor had to clean the foul decks of the ship after a storm.

The foul water in the pond was not suitable for swimming.

The ship struggled to navigate through the foul fog.

The foul fog obscured the view of the harbor from the ship's deck.

The foul odor from the chemical spill lingered in the air for days.

The fisherman carefully tied the feathers onto the hook to create an effective foul.

The angler's foul got snagged on a submerged log, causing him to lose his prized lure.

The angler cast his foul into the water, hoping to attract a big catch.

The novice angler struggled to master the technique of casting the foul accurately.

The fishing guide recommended using a foul with bright colors in murky waters to attract fish.

The experienced angler knew which type of foul to use for different species of fish.

The foul danced gracefully in the water, mimicking the movements of a wounded baitfish.

The fisherman used a colorful foul to entice the trout to bite.

The fisherman cast his foul into the water and waited patiently for a bite.

The foul haze in the city made it difficult to breathe.