Foul

fowl, a. Covered with or containing extraneous matter which is noxious or offensive nasty; impure morally defiled in origin or tendency obscene; scurrilous; cloudy or rainy stormy; loathsome; hateful; unpropitious not fair or advantageous; not conformed to the established rules of a game, conflict, test, etc.; unfair; dishonest; cheating; interfered with in motion by collision or entanglement with any thing entangled. — v. [fouled (fowld), fouling.] To make filthy, defile, dirty, soil to bring into collision with something that impedes motion; to jostle, in a race. — v. To become entangled or clogged. — n. An entanglement; collision. [AS. and Sw./uJ, D. vuil, Ic.Jull, Goth, fuls, G.faul; defile, putrid.] — A foul copy. A first draught, with erasures and corrections. — To fallf. To fall out. quarrel. — To run or fall f. of. To come into collision with. — Foully, adv. — Foul'ne , n. — Foul'-mouthed, -mowthd, -gpok'en, a. Using language scurrilous, opprobrious, obscene or profane; abusive. Foulard, foo-lard/ n. A thin fabric of silk or silk cotton, orig. from India, for handkerchiefs and dre es.