Pronunciation: /sɔɪld/
verb past tense of soil, meaning to make dirty or stained
A1 I accidentally soiled my shirt while eating lunch.
A2 The children soiled their clothes while playing in the mud.
B1 I need to wash the soiled dishes in the sink.
B2 The dog soiled the carpet with mud from the garden.
C1 The workers soiled their hands while fixing the engine.
C2 The suspect soiled the evidence to cover up the crime.
adjective dirty or stained
A1 The child's shirt was soiled with mud after playing outside.
A2 She accidentally spilled coffee on her soiled white blouse.
B1 The soiled dishes in the sink needed to be washed.
B2 The soiled carpet had to be professionally cleaned.
C1 The detective found a soiled glove at the crime scene.
C2 The soiled documents were carefully examined for evidence.
formal The soiled tablecloth needed to be washed immediately.
informal I accidentally spilled my drink and soiled the carpet.
slang I can't believe you soiled your pants at the party!
figurative Her reputation was soiled by the scandalous rumors.
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