Definition of party foul in English:

party foul

noun

North American informal

An act or instance of unpleasant or unacceptable behaviour at a party or other social gathering.
there are obvious party fouls like spilling a drink on the carpet or fighting
Example sentencesExamples
- The guys break character and talk about party fouls they have committed or witnessed in the past.
- Nachos are the ultimate party food; bad nachos are the ultimate party foul.
- Jacqueline decides to confront her newfound frenemy - definitely a party foul.
- Wickham crashes an important event and confesses to committing the ultimate party foul: murder.
- Despite the awkward party foul, she did look elegantly polished in a flowing black and white gown.
- Party foul: Jerry explained to George that he 'over-cheered' at the Wallensteins' Super Bowl party two years ago.
- As party fouls go, nearly dying in the host's pool might top the list.
- It's a party foul to wear another band's T-shirt to a concert.
- Even the best-intentioned can commit the dreaded party foul with factors like super-sized glasses, unpredictable pours, and cocktails containing different types of alcohol.

Definition of party foul in US English:

party foul

noun

North American informal

An act or instance of unpleasant or unacceptable behavior at a party or other social gathering.
he nearly caused a major party foul by knocking over another person's cup
Example sentencesExamples
- As party fouls go, nearly dying in the host's pool might top the list.
- Party foul: Jerry explained to George that he 'over-cheered' at the Wallensteins' Super Bowl party two years ago.
- Nachos are the ultimate party food; bad nachos are the ultimate party foul.
- Even the best-intentioned can commit the dreaded party foul with factors like super-sized glasses, unpredictable pours, and cocktails containing different types of alcohol.
- Wickham crashes an important event and confesses to committing the ultimate party foul: murder.
- Despite the awkward party foul, she did look elegantly polished in a flowing black and white gown.
- It's a party foul to wear another band's T-shirt to a concert.
- Jacqueline decides to confront her newfound frenemy - definitely a party foul.
- The guys break character and talk about party fouls they have committed or witnessed in the past.

词汇	party foul
释义	Definition of party foul in English: party foul noun North American informal An act or instance of unpleasant or unacceptable behaviour at a party or other social gathering. there are obvious party fouls like spilling a drink on the carpet or fighting Example sentencesExamples The guys break character and talk about party fouls they have committed or witnessed in the past. Nachos are the ultimate party food; bad nachos are the ultimate party foul. Jacqueline decides to confront her newfound frenemy - definitely a party foul. Wickham crashes an important event and confesses to committing the ultimate party foul: murder. Despite the awkward party foul, she did look elegantly polished in a flowing black and white gown. Party foul: Jerry explained to George that he 'over-cheered' at the Wallensteins' Super Bowl party two years ago. As party fouls go, nearly dying in the host's pool might top the list. It's a party foul to wear another band's T-shirt to a concert. Even the best-intentioned can commit the dreaded party foul with factors like super-sized glasses, unpredictable pours, and cocktails containing different types of alcohol. Definition of party foul in US English: party foul noun North American informal An act or instance of unpleasant or unacceptable behavior at a party or other social gathering. he nearly caused a major party foul by knocking over another person's cup Example sentencesExamples As party fouls go, nearly dying in the host's pool might top the list. Party foul: Jerry explained to George that he 'over-cheered' at the Wallensteins' Super Bowl party two years ago. Nachos are the ultimate party food; bad nachos are the ultimate party foul. Even the best-intentioned can commit the dreaded party foul with factors like super-sized glasses, unpredictable pours, and cocktails containing different types of alcohol. Wickham crashes an important event and confesses to committing the ultimate party foul: murder. Despite the awkward party foul, she did look elegantly polished in a flowing black and white gown. It's a party foul to wear another band's T-shirt to a concert. Jacqueline decides to confront her newfound frenemy - definitely a party foul. The guys break character and talk about party fouls they have committed or witnessed in the past.
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