make foul

They had no mercy those people; they began to laugh and jeer, and make foul jokes about his nakedness.

We wound our modesty and make foul the clearness of our deservings when of ourselves we publish them.

As with the barbaric gods, so with the classic deities, who equally supplied material of which to make foul fiends.

Soft chirurgions make foul sores, said Boleyn, the grandfather of the beautiful and unfortunate Anne Boleyn.

We may not expect to keep him away from all foul talk; but we may make foul talk disgust rather than attract him.