fouler

As nouns the difference between fouter and fouler

is that fouter is (uk|dialect) a despicable fellow while fouler is one who fouls.

As an adjective fouler is

(foul).

As nouns the difference between fouler and foiler

is that fouler is one who fouls while foiler is one who foils or frustrates.

As an adjective fouler

is comparative of foul.

As nouns the difference between fooler and fouler

is that fooler is someone or something who fools while fouler is one who fouls.

As an adjective fouler is

comparative of foul.

As nouns the difference between fouler and fowler

is that fouler is one who fouls while fowler is a hunter of wildfowl.

As an adjective fouler

is comparative of foul.

As a proper noun Fowler is

{{surname|A=An|occupational|from=occupations}} for a hunter of birds.

As a verb fouled

is past tense of foul.

As a noun fouler is

one who fouls.

As an adjective fouler is

comparative of foul.

As a verb foulder

is (obsolete) to flash like lightning; to lighten; to gleam; to thunder.

As a noun fouler is

one who fouls.

As an adjective fouler is

(foul).

As a verb foller

is eye dialect of lang=en.

As a noun fouler is

one who fouls.

As an adjective fouler is

comparative of foul.

Foule is a derived term of fouler.

As nouns the difference between fouler and foule

is that fouler is one who fouls while foulé is a light woollen fulled cloth.

As adjectives the difference between fouler and foule

is that fouler is comparative of foul while foule is obsolete form of lang=en.