Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning Covered or smeared with dirt or filth; unclean
The sailor had to clean the foul decks of the ship after a storm.
The hiker slipped on the foul mud and fell down the hill.
The garbage truck emitted a foul odor as it passed by.
The foul rag that he used to clean the car only made it dirtier.
The muddy shoes left foul footprints on the clean floor.
The foul dishes piled up in the sink, waiting to be washed.
The foul language used by the speaker offended many members of the audience.
The neglected house had foul walls covered in grime and mold.
The athlete was given a foul jersey to wear during the game.
The foul weather forced the cancellation of the outdoor concert.
The foul bathroom was in need of a thorough cleaning.
The foul stench emanating from the garbage bin was unbearable.
The foul water in the river was a result of industrial pollution.
The foul water in the pond was not suitable for swimming.
The foul air inside the factory required employees to wear masks.
The foul smell coming from the refrigerator indicated that something had spoiled.
The restaurant had to close temporarily due to a foul infestation in the kitchen.
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