verb
defoul
Defoul (verb) means (archaic) To walk over and crush something underfoot.
verb
1
(archaic) To walk over and crush something underfoot.
2
(archaic) To crush or break something by force.
3
(archaic) To treat someone harshly and keep them powerless.
4
(archaic) To sexually assault someone.
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Etymology
Defoul is inherited from Middle English defoulen, from Old French defouler.
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What is the meaning of defoul?
"defoul" (verb) means (archaic) To walk over and crush something underfoot.
What is another word for defoul?
Other words for "defoul" include abuse, pollute, defile, dishonour, rape, force.
What are the different meanings of defoul?
"defoul" has 3 main meanings: 1. (archaic) To walk over and crush something underfoot; 2. (archaic) To crush or break something by force; 3. (archaic) To treat someone harshly and keep them powerless.
