fouls

[ foulz ]

noun

, (used with a singular verb)

1. foot rot.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fouls¹

foul + -s ³

Example Sentences

I know people think it is about his goal - and it was a wonderful strike - but he was all over the place, putting his foot in, making loads of fouls, ratty tackles.

From BBC

Cronin said he wanted to purge dumb fouls, risky passes, poor shot selection and getting beat on defense because of fatigue.

From Los Angeles Times

St. Paul made mistakes — the Swordsmen had four personal fouls, including three in Cathedral territory.

From Los Angeles Times

In times when their games got a little bit ropey they stepped up, whether it be with a big tackle or calming the play down and winning fouls.

From BBC

He aggressively drove to pick up fouls, made two three-pointers and led the Blue team with 15 points.

From Los Angeles Times