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Text Foul

When someone sends you a text message that pretty much ends the conversation because there is no way of responding without either starting a whole new conversation or sounding like an idiot.

Example 1
Shy guy: "Hey so I saw this great movie the other day."

Hot girl: "K"

Shy guy: "Ouch that text foul hurt."

Example 2
Annoying Friend: "Um... so what's up with you?"

Friend: "Nothin much"

Annoying Friend: "Dude why the text foul?"

Example 3
Boy: "Want to have a little fun tonight ;)?"

Girl: "...."

Boy: " I'm guessing that text foul means no?"

by Disc Jockey Kenneth January 1, 2012

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Party Foul

Quite literally, when someone at a gathering screams, "PARTY FOUL".

Sandy: "Oh no, I just dropped the 6 pack"
Dan: "PARTY FOUL"
Tom: "That guy Dan is a complete tool"

by bing24 June 4, 2010

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Cock Foul

1. A term that describes person who is both a cock block and frecuently commits party fouls, espically around girls you are attmpting to hook up with.
2. The combination of the words, "cock block" and "party foul."

Mike is at a party. Mike is talking to this fucking hot ass bitch named Corona. Then Mike's dueschbag friend precedes to approach you. Okay, not so bad. Who cares if he looks like a decroded piece of crap? Maybe you can score some sympathy sex, right? Wrong. Mike's friend then happens to stumble (after his whole two beers) and spill his entire drink all over the leg of Corona. Yes, now his name is Cock Foul.

by Mike September 22, 2004

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Jersey Foul

A jersey foul is the act of wearing a professional or collegiate sports jersey in a manner that could potentially label the wearer as a douchebag. The jersey foul is typically unbeknownst to the wearer.

1. Putting your own first or last name on the back of a professional or college sports jersey.
2. Putting the name of a player on the back of a team's jersey for whom the player never actually played for.
3. Cutting two different player jerseys in half and having them sewn together to create a hybrid name and number of both players. Cutting the same player's home and away jersey in half and sewing them together is also a foul.
4. Wearing a jersey to a game where neither the player or team of said jersey is playing in that game.
5. Putting the classic name of a hallowed sports figure on the back of his team's jersey when the player never actually had his name on the jersey itself due to the team's uniform standards during that period of time (i.e. putting "Ruth" on the back of a Yankee's jersey with the number 3)
6. Custom making a jersey with the nickname of a famous athlete on the back of the teams jersey with the player's number.
7. A jersey foul constitutes putting any name or phrase on the back of a professional or collegiate sports jersey which does not correspond with an actual player name past or present that physically played for that particular team.

Exceptions to this rule are children under the age of 12, the mentally handicapped, and occasionally women.

Never again will I invite Mark to share my season tickets due to his constant jersey fouling.

by JS1224 January 25, 2011

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fouling the pavement

1: What people continue to let their dogs do despite so-called laws.

2: What the council do by putting up all those hideous new lamp posts (usually featureless metal posts with shapeless lumps of plastic on top of them, resembling giant golf clubs). Thanks to carefree, penny-pinching councils, we now have old town and village centres looking like football pitches full of floodlights. We also have landfill sights struggling to cope with the thousands of perfectly good lamp posts which have been removed due to pointless rules and regulations.

Howcome the council don't get fined for fouling the pavement. Go away and take your cheap rubbish with you.

by Stormsworder October 25, 2006

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Foul Tarnished

One who lost the grace of the Erdtree and were consequently banished from the Lands Between by Queen Marika the Eternal.

"Foul Tarnished, in search of the Elden Ring."

by i would like to go home February 17, 2023


no harm no foul

I think this phrase actually began in basketball. If there isn't any harm inflicted to stop a game, then there should be no foul called.

It's used commonly today to brush off insults or mistakes and the like.

Gerchewd: Hey sorry - my butt just accidentally grazed your arm.
Doughlas:Hey man, no harm no foul.

Gerchewd: Yyyyyeah.

by Fistatron November 4, 2009

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