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foul trouble

foul trouble noun: the situation of a player who has committed enough fouls to be almost at the point of fouling out and disqualification.

Noun

foul trouble (uncountable)

  1. The situation of a player who has committed enough fouls to be almost at the point of fouling out and disqualification.

Questions about foul trouble

What does foul trouble mean?
Foul trouble means the situation of a player who has committed enough fouls to be almost at the point of fouling out and disqualification.
What part of speech is foul trouble?
Foul trouble is a noun.

Words near foul trouble in the dictionary

  1. foul territory
  2. foul tick
  3. foul ticks
  4. foul tip
  5. foul tips
  6. foul trouble
  7. foul up
  8. foul wind
  9. foul winds
  10. foul-mouthed
  11. foul-smelling

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