English to Maori Meaning of foul - piro

Foul :

piro

adjective

whakarihariha, raweke, tohe, piro, paru, whakama, matotoru, poke, noa, he tapu, pōrohe, he, hunga he, murunga whenua, notemea ekore, kino, mate, ngakōkō, rawa, kanga, whakatara, tutua, tiketike, ino, hiripiri, faufau, he mohoao, whakawhiua, pouri, patena, kaikiri, takahi, neki, hau, hötoke, ki te paroro,

adverb

piro, whakahōhā, whakaware, pe'ape'a, kanga, kaua, kapiti, hiaruaki,, whakarihariha, paru, ngakōkō, mate, kino, oneone, ketia, whakapoke, kia pōrohe, whakanoatia, noa, whakapokea, ofati, pokanoa, rere ki, patoto, kia miharo, tutuku, taupatupatunga, takirimatia, tūtae

Afoul :: totoheFoul :: piroFouled :: takahangaFouler :: foulerFoulest :: foulestFouling :: foulingFoully :: foullyFoulness :: piroFouls :: fouls

← Fought

foulard →

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Definitions of foul in English

Noun(1) an act that violates the rules of a sport
Verb(1) hit a foul ball(2) make impure(3) become or cause to become obstructed(4) commit a foul; break the rules(5) spot, stain, or pollute(6) make unclean(7) become soiled and dirty
Adjective(1) highly offensive; arousing aversion or disgust(2) offensively malodorous(3) violating accepted standards or rules(4) (of a baseball(5) (of a manuscript, or dirty(6) characterized by obscenity(7) disgustingly dirty; filled or smeared with offensive matter(8) especially of a ship's lines etc

Examples of foul in English

(1) Even though I learned most of my foul vocabulary from my parents, Mom had one word that was off-limits.(2) He even had the ball in the net, but was booked for a foul on the goalkeeper.(3) The sky was the sort of overcast that was not just gray, but the kind of gray that bled the color from all the things around it, a thick smog filling the air, ominous and foul .(4) I have been foul to you and I must apologize.(5) So it's pretty ironic that the average NBA player couldn't make a foul shot if his sneaker contract depended on it.(6) He came so close to her she could smell his foul breath, and she turned her head away.(7) Any other hitter would have pulled that pitch foul .(8) He pulled me close to his face, so close that I could smell his foul breath.(9) If he had touched the ball in fair territory before it went foul , the play would have been ruled a fair ball.(10) The eighth was a strikeout, the ninth a pop fly to first base, the 10th a foul pop to the catcher.(11) Thomas had looked at his brother, completely undisturbed by the foul glare he was giving him.(12) Leaders and media observers repeated the nostrum that the best way for the country to respond to such a foul crime is to return to normal and signal that the nation's spirit and resolve cannot be undermined.(13) Not many city residents go there to spend an evening because of the foul smell from the sewer, which is in the middle of the garden dividing it into two zones.(14) Ten minutes into our trip a foul smell begins to permeate the carriage; it emanates from the aforementioned toilets.(15) The meter-square bag was found leaking its foul contents outside the office of legislator Leung Yiu-chung in an industrial area of Kowloon.(16) We will do everything in our power to bring to justice those who were responsible for this foul deed.

Related Phrases of foul

(1) foul play ::

tākaro piro

(2) foul language ::

reo piro

(3) foul-mouthed ::

piro-te pākiwaha

(4) foul weather ::

awha

(5) foul smell ::

kakara piro

(6) foul water ::

wai piro

(7) foul-up ::

piro-ake

(8) foul-smelling ::

piro-hongi

(9) foul line ::

raina piro

Related Phrases of foul

(1) foul play ::

tākaro piro

(2) foul language ::

reo piro

(3) foul-mouthed ::

piro-te pākiwaha

(4) foul weather ::

awha

(5) foul smell ::

kakara piro

(6) foul water ::

wai piro

(7) foul-up ::

piro-ake

(8) foul-smelling ::

piro-hongi

(9) foul line ::

raina piro

Synonyms

Adjective

1. disgusting ::

whakarihariha

2. dirty ::

paru

3. unkind ::

ino

4. inclement ::

köura

6. evil ::

kino

7. vulgar ::

ino

8. illegal ::

ture

9. unsportsmanlike ::

unsportsmanlike

10. nasty ::

tohe

11. smutty ::

smutty

12. funky ::

funky

13. afoul ::

, totohe ana

14. yucky ::

yucky

Verb

15. dirty ::

paru

16. tangle up ::

tANGLE ake

17. choke off ::

kowaowaotia atu

18. maculate ::

maculate

19. pollute ::

whakapokea

Antonyms

1. bright ::

kanapa

2. clear ::

mārama

3. clement ::

Clement

4. cloudless ::

kapua

5. fair ::

ataahua

6. sunny ::

paki

7. unclouded ::

unclouded

Different Forms

afoul, foul, fouled, fouler, foulest, fouling, foully, foulness, fouls

Word Example from TV Shows

We are swollen, bloated, FOUL.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

Why you always in such a FOUL mood?

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 1

Big ugly fellow. Foul mouth and a face like a half-burnt ham.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

- That's FOUL. - It's beyond FOUL.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 1

Got no fathers to slap them when they're FOUL.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

Examples of foul from TV Shows

We are swollen, bloated, FOUL.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

Why you always in such a FOUL mood?

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 1

Big ugly fellow. Foul mouth and a face like a half-burnt ham.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

- That's FOUL. - It's beyond FOUL.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 1

Got no fathers to slap them when they're FOUL.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

English to Maori Dictionary: foul

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