How to pronounce “foul”(adj) in English

But boy was our mood foul.

The same thing with somebody at the foul line playing basketball.

Foul streets, foul people, and foul tenements filled with foul air.

no uh you know 1942 in need of a foul poll the red sox signed johnny pesky

Neither of them got even a foul ball.

When the temps, when the nighttime temp-- and this is a foul one, because our nighttime temperatures, above 55 degrees is what we should be doing,

And so that's where we looked at the Denver Airport because there you have much more foul weather than what you have

So here's the usual nominative, "Kemis rikha," "The dried fig is foul." And that second word is the entire verb "is foul."

Simulation technologies and flight simulation was first invented in the 1930's by the Air Force in order to train pilots in foul weather flying without actually having them go up

something good of which i have no doubt they could do but it won't happen so long as that dream exists that foul

Alison Hargreaves was well on her way, but fate and foul weather changed her plans.

As with salty foods, windy meats, unfortunately-- I think it's a real shame-- fall foul of the reinterpretation and reinvestigation of aphrodisiacs,

Vile and vicious women with but a smock to cover their black nakedness, lounging in the doorways, or squatting upon the steps, hurling foul epithets

Kirby, a college level soccer player, remembers casually ignoring Tyrique's initial stream of foul language, and encouraging him to participate, to share his knowledge of sports statistics

Because septic tank-based system is-- many times, it creates foul odor and it clogs, and then it spills over and creates

US foreign policy in the 19th century was substantially about acquiring additional territory, which we did by means fair and foul.

I've come across examples of advertisers occasionally trying it on and being told to remove themselves, but in slightly more foul language.

They didn't smell like foul.