ADJECTIVE
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made dirty or foul
a building befouled with soot
breathing air fouled and darkened with factory soot
How To Use befouled In A Sentence
- The bird befouled its own nest.
- We find stunning beaches befouled by backpackers.
- a building befouled with soot
- And should he choose to be a father one day, please give to him the age-old experience of wrestling his own infant son on the changing table, all at once getting headbutted by this pudgy Tasmanian Devil who has now befouled four diapers and smeared feces on the wall because he WILL NOT JUST F%#KING LIE STILL, and being more in love with this mini Genghis Khan than he ever thought possible. Jamie Denbo: Tina Fey, Mothers, Daughters, Sons
- The cat freaked while in the trap and befouled himself.
- One of the notes stuck into abandoned dog mess by the mysterious Pooperman, current scourge of Lincoln's befouled streets. This week: Oliver Letwin, Glenn Beck, Charlie Sheen
- The sink, the flush toilet, and the sewer literally formed a pipeline to the vilest contamination that befouled the city.
- The realization that the pesticide-laced foods we eat, the smokestack-befouled air we breathe and the petrochemical-based products we use negatively affect our quality of life... The Link Between The Environment And Our Health
- This was the bee sting, the intimacy he had coveted, legitimately his at last; he felt befouled by things of the body and wanted merely to turn away, but knew he could not.
- The bird befouled its own nest.