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ESLPod_0769_WE_1213 Trying Unusual Foods In this podcast, the word "foul" means very unpleasant, disgusting, and awful: "A foul smell is coming from the bathroom." Or, "We're going to need a lot of air fresheners to cover up that foul smell." If someone is in a "foul mood," he or she is in a very bad mood and is easily angered: "Mom is in a foul mood today, so try not to do anything to make her mad." The phrase "foul weather" refers to cold, wet, unpleasant weather when one does not want to be outside: "They're forecasting foul weather, so be sure to take a jacket and an umbrella." Finally, in sports, a "foul" is some action that breaks the rules and results in a punishment: "The player received a foul for hitting another player."

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ESLPod 769 foul Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_0769_WE_1213
Episode Id	ESLPod 769
Episode Title	Trying Unusual Foods
Phrase	foul
Text	In this podcast, the word "foul" means very unpleasant, disgusting, and awful: "A foul smell is coming from the bathroom." Or, "We're going to need a lot of air fresheners to cover up that foul smell." If someone is in a "foul mood," he or she is in a very bad mood and is easily angered: "Mom is in a foul mood today, so try not to do anything to make her mad." The phrase "foul weather" refers to cold, wet, unpleasant weather when one does not want to be outside: "They're forecasting foul weather, so be sure to take a jacket and an umbrella." Finally, in sports, a "foul" is some action that breaks the rules and results in a punishment: "The player received a foul for hitting another player."
Topics	Food + Drink

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