What are the antonyms for FOUL?
- justice, favorable, appropriate, desirable, wholesome, staid, nice, sparkling, noble, innocent, bleached, superior, respectable, pleasing, delightful, pure, limpid, becoming, woodsy, virginal, genteel, free, salubrious, congenial, sweet, enjoyable, salutary, likeable, advantageous, irreproachable, dulcet, endorsed, wonderful, disentangle, honorable, inoffensive, whitened, alluring, kind, moral, healthy, agreeable, fragrant, fruity, heavenly, fix, clean, right, innocuous, satisfying, immaculate, spicy, purified, honor, shiny, unimpeachable, unobjectionable, dreamy, felicitous, sanctify, inviting, scrupulous, sterilize, honest, decent, unblemished, purify, meet, flawless, cleaned, beneficent, G-rated, serviceable, profitable, untangled, clear, helpful, ethical, combed, life-giving, prudish, lovable, restorative, undefiled, blessed, untouched, puritanical, priggish, beneficial, ordered, incorrupt, just, Delightsome, legible, perfect, righteous, welcome, good, invigorating, cleansed, rainless, polite, likable, proper, decorous, healthful, principled, pleasurable, acceptable, pleasant, law-abiding, flowery, straitlaced, cleanly, unexceptionable, rejuvenating, fit, fair, suitable, useful, correct, let go, unblock, release, sanctioned, gratifying, fair play, approved, appealing.
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Synonyms for FOUL
- out of line,
- baneful,
- dirty,
- clog,
- slummy,
- opprobrious,
- crud up,
- nasty,
- skanky,
- bollixed,
- hideous,
- Dreggy,
- salacious,
- foul-smelling,
- blotching,
- paltry,
- paralyze,
- hamper,
- mucking,
- godawful,
- cramp,
- unhygienic,
- collision,
- deter,
- horrifying,
- un-hallowed,
- backhanded,
- Tarred,
- cloddish,
- heinous,
- Black-hearted,
- break down,
- stinking,
- Muddying,
- gamy,
- roil,
- small,
- abject,
- black,
- abominable,
- impair,
- mucky,
- infringement,
- mussed up,
- out of bounds,
- irascible,
- iniquitous,
- riproaring,
- Two-cycle,
- olfactive,
- make turbid,
- cheesy,
- crime,
- dark,
- psyched out,
- shameful,
- horrid,
- repulsive,
- grimed,
- damnable,
- fouled,
- inequitable,
- vicious,
- big mouth,
- putrefactive,
- besmear,
- ill-famed,
- muddy,
- triple,
- encrusting,
- jam,
- immoral,
- untoward,
- hamstring,
- cross,
- barbarous,
- disorient,
- low,
- unpropitious,
- moody,
- unlaundered,
- delay,
- unpromising,
- curb,
- brake,
- profiteering,
- Smutched,
- feculent,
- temperamental,
- atrocious,
- underhanded,
- Messed,
- corrupt,
- contaminate,
- lowdown,
- execrable,
- disreputable,
- miserable,
- sacrifice,
- handicap,
- terrible,
- out-of-line,
- gone to the dogs,
- stir up,
- boorish,
- complicate,
- in bad taste,
- boggy,
- stomach-turning,
- false,
- wicked,
- beneath contempt,
- mucked,
- indelicate,
- touchy,
- funny business,
- straggly,
- front,
- fallacious,
- encrusts,
- pollute,
- slovenly,
- Tarring,
- broken down,
- woeful,
- ensnarl,
- hinder,
- drive,
- vile,
- oppose,
- brute,
- abusive,
- smear,
- bar,
- weighted,
- unscrupulous,
- strike out,
- detrimental,
- scummier,
- venal,
- hostile,
- raining cats and dogs,
- bawdy,
- noisome,
- begrimed,
- odoriferant,
- dingy,
- horsepower,
- ribald,
- out of order,
- ignoble,
- bobbling,
- lurid,
- beastly,
- falsehearted,
- murky,
- defensive,
- cruel,
- muddies,
- awry,
- inaccurate,
- disgusting,
- degraded,
- bad,
- trashy,
- flooded,
- scuzzy,
- impure,
- injure,
- backhand,
- Perjured,
- bobbled,
- mangy,
- blotched,
- reptilian,
- dusty,
- imperfect,
- sleazy,
- defiled,
- wretched,
- Littering,
- churlish,
- mephitic,
- Caked,
- constipate,
- abhorrent,
- venomous,
- walk,
- hateful,
- bottleneck,
- evil-smelling,
- make a mess of,
- scent-laden,
- psych out,
- stenchful,
- standing,
- give a bad name,
- deviant,
- odiferous,
- up set,
- untidy,
- balk,
- block,
- septic,
- scatological,
- mung,
- mistaken,
- bad-smelling,
- stirred up,
- brutal,
- caitiff,
- beggarly,
- foul play,
- mythomaniac,
- befoul,
- irrational,
- besmirch,
- irritable,
- sully,
- GUNKY,
- track,
- distasteful,
- one-sided,
- Messing,
- ground out,
- perfumy,
- unlawful,
- malodorous,
- noxious,
- deplorable,
- sultry,
- make dusty,
- repelling,
- HIT,
- confused,
- back up,
- tumaceous,
- Olid,
- hack up,
- improper,
- scummy,
- mean,
- stirs up,
- sweet-smelling,
- servile,
- congest,
- dun,
- blue*,
- baseball,
- nefarious,
- hot-tempered,
- offense,
- vituperatory,
- appalling,
- untruthful,
- pitiful,
- yecchy,
- amiss,
- glitched up,
- ghastly,
- evil,
- enormous,
- tangle,
- bollixing,
- scandalous,
- inappropriate,
- seamy,
- carnal,
- not pure,
- snag,
- unfitted,
- dam,
- regrettable,
- sick,
- bobble,
- detestable,
- infect,
- drag,
- carious,
- double-dealing,
- unbeautiful,
- fly,
- reprehensible,
- pornographic,
- squalid,
- flagrant,
- erroneous,
- smudge,
- dishonest,
- afoul,
- overripe,
- unrightful,
- contaminated,
- blasphemous,
- unsporting,
- dishonorable,
- Savorous,
- begrimes,
- unconformable,
- bobbles,
- below contempt,
- fetter,
- pathological,
- maleficent,
- Stormful,
- sensitive,
- horrible,
- pitch,
- poky,
- sadistic,
- sad,
- engine,
- fraudulent,
- crummy,
- coarse,
- prejudiced,
- little,
- freestyle,
- catty,
- lowly,
- stirring up,
- scrubby,
- perfidious,
- undecorous,
- profane,
- putrescent,
- pinch-hit,
- effluvious,
- soiled,
- haywire,
- hoggish,
- monstrous,
- irreverential,
- low-down,
- frustrate,
- polluted,
- blacken,
- strong-flavored,
- obnoxious,
- Incult,
- ugly,
- football,
- rascally,
- fractious,
- worthless,
- grubby,
- turbine,
- illegible,
- vindictive,
- hairy*,
- disgustful,
- dirty-minded,
- dribble,
- disarrayed,
- bung,
- repellant,
- inhibit,
- treacherous,
- bespattered,
- virulent,
- antagonistic,
- boggiest,
- unsanctified,
- criminal violence,
- hateable,
- dishabille,
- partial,
- nauseating,
- olfactory,
- grave,
- spotted,
- stagnant,
- scatologic,
- disorients,
- Perfumatory,
- putrified,
- Insalutary,
- repellent,
- choke,
- slummier,
- menial,
- measly,
- Despisable,
- tangled,
- off-base,
- Inconsonant,
- uncleanly,
- fetid,
- feral,
- stormy,
- dismal,
- snarl,
- piggish,
- sharp practice,
- liter,
- faux pas,
- belt,
- depraved,
- Misarrange,
- loathsome,
- gross,
- malicious,
- impede,
- Nubilous,
- base,
- encrusted,
- shocking,
- chip,
- streak,
- Maculated,
- grungy,
- unworthy,
- entangle,
- Forsworn,
- corrosive,
- undiscriminating,
- unmentionable,
- strong-smelling,
- gluttonous,
- calamitous,
- putrefy,
- goof up,
- rank*,
- bollix,
- shady,
- discriminatory,
- unsportsmanlike,
- broad,
- malevolent,
- uneven,
- obscene,
- Begriming,
- impossible,
- draw blood,
- awful,
- Bedraggling,
- counter,
- loud-mouthed,
- bunt,
- not much to look at,
- grody,
- swinish,
- odious,
- raunchy,
- grim,
- fulsome,
- nocent,
- discolor,
- bad-tempered,
- miasmic,
- smutch,
- gross*,
- spot,
- maculate,
- insalubrious,
- illbred,
- sorry,
- icky,
- mucked up,
- crimp,
- dire,
- in the gutter,
- reprobate,
- outrageous,
- encroachment,
- unwholesome,
- twist,
- Ferine,
- repugnant,
- stop,
- petty,
- ensnare,
- wind up,
- thwart,
- muck up,
- un-sanctified,
- Hard-featured,
- erring,
- embarrassing,
- Fescennine,
- Crumbed,
- resist,
- yucky,
- scruffy,
- muddied,
- mire,
- besoil,
- cast a slur,
- unchaste,
- faulty,
- dreadful,
- verminous,
- unprintable,
- smoking,
- begrime,
- inhuman,
- breach of the rules,
- snafued,
- pain,
- Smutching,
- subfuse,
- blast,
- scurvy,
- unjustifiable,
- rank,
- vituperous,
- whiffy,
- Tars,
- scabby,
- breach,
- barnyard,
- uncool,
- crooked,
- encumber,
- snide,
- unethical,
- shoddy,
- grievous,
- obstruct,
- baleful,
- maltreat,
- desecrate,
- foul-mouthed,
- pitiable,
- contemptible,
- notorious,
- vulgar,
- off-putting,
- two-stroke,
- undusted,
- smelly,
- ill-bred,
- error,
- bleak,
- Heeler,
- amoral,
- check,
- sinful,
- Double dealing,
- filthy,
- cheap,
- infamous,
- animal,
- Dungy,
- Soily,
- grovelling,
- unhygenic,
- funky,
- bribable,
- smutty,
- stay,
- dislikable,
- plug,
- fill,
- ill-natured,
- enmesh,
- unswept,
- sordid,
- squally,
- shuddersome,
- taint,
- make impure,
- bitter,
- sinister,
- inclement,
- nerdy,
- unrighteous,
- unclean,
- onside,
- brackish,
- sacrilegious,
- malignant,
- Crumbing,
- slip*,
- Reeky,
- incorrect,
- hurtful,
- Piller,
- ball,
- rich,
- odoriferous,
- unsuitable,
- sullen,
- lowbred,
- carrion,
- sloppy,
- foul,
- muddle,
- arrant,
- curdled,
- foul up,
- short-tempered,
- skunky,
- griming,
- odorous,
- lamentable,
- disorienting,
- baffle,
- cripple,
- corner,
- raw,
- stenchiest,
- sleazy*,
- single,
- breaking down,
- unconsecrated,
- unsanitary,
- perverted,
- brutish,
- Nidorous,
- unfair,
- indecent,
- lewd,
- racket up,
- make filthy,
- egregious,
- bad-looking,
- tarnish,
- dirty work,
- no good,
- raunchy*,
- Teratoid,
- wide open,
- steal,
- strong-tasting,
- detain,
- purulent,
- cheating,
- restrict,
- toxic,
- offensive,
- spiteful,
- mis-shapen,
- sweet-scented,
- rotten,
- encrust,
- unequal,
- marked-up,
- stain,
- pop up,
- prurient,
- rancid,
- foetid,
- forbidding,
- mawkish,
- partisan,
- sullied,
- in opposition,
- destructive,
- sickening,
- scoundrelly,
- villainous,
- Stenchy,
- deception,
- unprepossessing,
- retire,
- crude,
- plebeian,
- Scentful,
- biased,
- tainted,
- slatternly,
- tar,
- rancorous,
- putrid,
- poor,
- boggier,
- pigpen,
- bestial,
- smirch,
- despicable,
- disgraceful,
- humble,
- offside,
- entrap,
- cruddy,
- burden,
- sleazeball,
- grimy,
- choke off,
- unfair/dishonest behaviour,
- bedraggle,
- hellish,
- bedevil,
- clog up,
- unjust,
- double,
- restrain,
- soil,
- delivery,
- violation,
- bat,
- Trashed,
- flawed,
- antipathetic,
- lousy,
- loathly,
- sport,
- revolting,
- muss up,
- tag,
- over-ripe,
- underhand,
- cursed,
- defile,
- common,
- infectious,
- constrain,
- pokey,
- catch,
- mess up,
- profanatory,
- like,
- festering,
- below the belt,
- most diluted,
- shabby,
- interrupt,
- honeyed,
- scurrilous.
Usage Examples for FOUL
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But mind you, I am going to have no foul play. - ""The Pomp of Yesterday"" by Joseph Hocking
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But all these foul deeds and all dangers now were as naught to the old man. - "The Blot on the Kaiser's 'Scutcheon" by Newell Dwight Hillis
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It was near midnight, yet, weary as he was, he could not rest; indeed, had the night been less foul and dark he would have spent the time in riding back to Blossholme. - "The Lady Of Blossholme" by H. Rider Haggard
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Sir, said Tristram, this is a foul custom and horrible; and rather than my lady should lose her head, yet had I liefer lose my head. - "Le Morte D'Arthur, Volume I (of II) King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table" by Thomas Malory
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Zoe had met her death by foul play. - "Children of the Market Place" by Edgar Lee Masters
