unfoul
verb/ʌnˈfaʊl/
Etymology
Definitions
To free (something snagged or fouled).
- ‘We've lost quite a few men,’ the old man says as he energetically unfouls his rifle and carefully loads it with black powder that he extracts from a horn.
- How one repairs a broken sled, the quickest way to unfoul the dog lines, how to prevent the dogs from tangling the lines after stops, and so on.
Not foul
Not foul; fair.
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