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  • noun Plural form of foul.
  • verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of foul.

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Examples

  • Chris Webber, who led the Kings with 26 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists, said the disparity in fouls is just the reality of the matter.

    USATODAY.com - Shaq smacks Kings for 41, L.A. forces Game 7 2002

  • Despite the disparity in fouls, Skiles wasn't about to pin this one on anybody but the Bucks themselves.

    USATODAY.com 2008

  • O'Neal - the NBA's leader in fouls per game - was slowed by foul trouble yet again.

    USATODAY.com 2007

  • Wambach, victimized by a steady flow of fouls from the off-kilter Brazilians, got satisfaction in her typical way: with a header into the net.

    U.S. women score fast, early and blank Brazil 2007

  • The Heat had more to say about the disparity in fouls and free throw attempts.

    USATODAY.com 2006

  • Dan Gadzuric, who came in after Bogut picked up two quick fouls, is listed at 240.

    USATODAY.com - Basketball - Milwaukee vs. New York 2006

  • On the surface, the term stood for two contradictory allegations: referees were afraid to call fouls when they should, and referees were calling fouls too quickly and intimidating teams from playing aggressive defense.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • On the surface, the term stood for two contradictory allegations: referees were afraid to call fouls when they should, and referees were calling fouls too quickly and intimidating teams from playing aggressive defense.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • On the surface, the term stood for two contradictory allegations: referees were afraid to call fouls when they should, and referees were calling fouls too quickly and intimidating teams from playing aggressive defense.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

  • On the surface, the term stood for two contradictory allegations: referees were afraid to call fouls when they should, and referees were calling fouls too quickly and intimidating teams from playing aggressive defense.

    Getting Open Tom Graham 2006

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