What is another word for fouled ?

Past tense for to make dirty or polluted

spoilt^UK

discoloured^UK

discolored^US

dishonoured^UK

dishonored^US

colored^US

coloured^UK

brutalized^US

demoralized^US

brutalised^UK

demoralised^UK

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“When planning, it's wise to site ponds away from trees as dead leaves will foul the water.”

Verb

Past tense for to decompose or break down, especially biologically

spoilt^UK

disintegrated

moulded^UK

molded^US

mouldered^UK

moldered^US

discolored^US

shrivelled^UK

shriveled^US

discoloured^UK

gone to rack and ruin

went to rack and ruin

broke apart

broken apart

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“The meat will foul and you may need to reach out to your local game officer on what to do next.”

Verb

Past tense for to make or become entangled or jammed

“The vessel's net would foul the 52-foot motor lifeboat's twin 36-inch brass propellers.”

Verb

Past tense for to make or become clogged

“The waste products from these agents create a mess and unpleasant odors as they foul the drain.”

Verb

put someone in their place

Past tense for to decrease the value, character, or quality of

dishonoured^UK

stigmatised^UK

stigmatized^US

dishonored^US

lowered the status of

reduced the status of

dragged through the mud

spoilt^UK

made someone eat humble pie

demoralized^US

demoralised^UK

made someone eat crow

taken down a peg or two

took down a peg or two

scandalized^US

scandalised^UK

brought into disrepute

dragged through the mire

run down

brought shame upon

cast aspersions on

put out of countenance

settled someone's hash

made a fool of

put away

minimized^US

minimised^UK

brutalized^US

brutalised^UK

vulgarized^US

vulgarised^UK

libeled^US

libelled^UK

made someone feel ashamed

brought down a peg

forced to eat humble pie

blackened someone's name

popped one's balloon

brought into disfavour

taken the wind out of your sails

took the wind out of your sails

showed in a bad light

did a hatchet job on

done a hatchet job on

blackened the name of

muddied the reputation of

harmed the reputation of

cut dead

damaged the reputation of

had the last laugh on

hurt somebody's feelings

blackened the reputation of

dehumanized^US

dehumanised^UK

treated disrespectfully

called names

got the better of

dragged through mud

reduced in importance

stripped someone of their rank

dragged someone's name through the mud

stepped on one's toes

moved down

poor-mouthed

slang

got one's comeuppance

gotten one's comeuppance

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“Chase is afraid the movie he's making might foul his reputation with fans who jumped on his bandwagon as the stinging-satirist-buffoon.”

Verb

Past tense for to spoil or render less pure by adding impurities or other substances

spoilt^UK

Verb

Past tense for to make an inaccurate or poor contact or strike

Verb

Past tense for to cause physical or bodily damage or injury to

Verb

Past tense for to make a mistake or error

Verb

Past tense for to cause disarray or disorganization in the order of

disheveled^US

dishevelled^UK

ravelled^UK

raveled^US

ruffled

snafued

snarled

spoilt^UK

Adjective

Dirty or unhygienic

spoilt^UK

fetid^US

foetid^UK

disheveled^US

dishevelled^UK