Foul Mouthed

Pronunciation: /faʊl maʊðd/

Definitions of foul mouthed

adjective describing someone who frequently uses offensive language or profanity

Example Sentences

A1 She was shocked by his foul-mouthed language.

A2 The comedian's foul-mouthed jokes made the audience laugh.

B1 The politician's foul-mouthed comments caused controversy.

B2 The coach was known for being foul-mouthed during games.

C1 Despite his foul-mouthed reputation, he was a talented writer.

C2 The actor's foul-mouthed outburst was caught on camera and went viral.

Examples of foul mouthed in a Sentence

formal The politician was criticized for being foul mouthed during the debate.

informal My uncle is a bit foul mouthed, but he means well.

slang I can't stand hanging out with foul mouthed people.

figurative Her foul mouthed comments left a bad taste in everyone's mouth.

Grammatical Forms of foul mouthed

• past tense: foul mouthed
• plural: foul mouthed
• comparative: more foul mouthed
• superlative: most foul mouthed
• present tense: foul mouth
• future tense: will be foul mouthed
• perfect tense: have been foul mouthed
• continuous tense: is being foul mouthed
• singular: foul mouthed
• positive degree: foul mouthed
• infinitive: to foul mouth
• gerund: foul mouthing
• participle: foul mouthing

Origin and Evolution of foul mouthed

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'foul mouthed' originated in English-speaking regions to describe someone who frequently uses vulgar or offensive language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to simply describe someone who used profanity or obscenities, the term 'foul mouthed' has evolved to encompass a broader range of offensive language and behavior.