fouls

[ foulz ]

noun

, (used with a singular verb)

1. foot rot.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fouls¹

foul + -s ³

Example Sentences

And after Davis returned to the game with five fouls midway through the fourth, he hit a pair of clutch three-point shots to push the Lakers through the tape into their sixth straight win at home to start the season.

From Los Angeles Times

Led by Jaren Jackson Jr., the one member of the Grizzlies’ big three that was healthy, Memphis outscored the Lakers 70-53 in the second and third quarters as the Lakers did little but half-heartedly swipe at the ball and commit lazy fouls.

From Los Angeles Times

Klopp criticised Coote after the match, saying the referee failed to give fouls for challenges made on Liverpool's players.

From BBC

Klopp criticised Coote after the match, saying the referee failed to give fouls for challenges made on Liverpool's players.

From BBC

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