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foul

[foul] / faʊl /








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But United were wobbling and Jimenez converted an 85th minute penalty after the Mexican was fouled by Maguire.

From Barron's

The Crusaders got into trouble when they failed to get the ball to Conroy earlier, resulting in a turnover and forcing them to foul Jackson.

From Los Angeles Times

After accruing four fouls, Arenas sat to close out the game, finishing with under 20 minutes on the court.

From Los Angeles Times

A Cardiff rugby club has said dog fouling on its playing fields is a "huge problem" which has been causing tension within the community.

From BBC

Her nose is always slightly elevated, as if she detects a foul smell.

From Literature