1. afoul - Adverb
3. afoul - Adjective Satellite
In collision; entangled.
Source: Webster's dictionarywith its sails afoul Source: Internet
a foul anchor Source: Internet
Alibaba has done the same after running afoul of authorities on everything from unfairly squeezing merchants to turning a blind eye to fakes. Source: Internet
Among clinicians, there’s a reluctance to raise the issue of cost in any way and run afoul of federal laws. Source: Internet
Around this time, Ryan also runs afoul of Elizabeth Elliott, international affairs advisor to then-presidential candidate Governor of Ohio J. Robert Fowler, and one of Cathy Ryan's former professors. Source: Internet
A near-fatal accident awakens his dormant conscience and Killoran soon runs afoul of his former clients. Source: Internet