1. Not clean, or likely to soil with dirt or grime
   "soiled unswept pavements";
   - dirty, unclean

1. Make soiled, filthy, or dirty
   "don't soil your clothes when you play outside!";
   - dirty, begrime, grime, colly [archaic], bemire [archaic]
    
2. Make dirty or spotty, as by exposure to air
   "The silver was soiled by the long exposure to the air";
   - tarnish, stain, maculate [literary], sully, defile
    
3. (of someone's image or good reputation) damage, place under suspicion or cast doubt upon
   "the scandal soild his good reputation";
   - defile, sully, taint, cloud, stain, tarnish
    
4. Make dirty by defecation
   "he soiled his pants"

See also: Augean, bedraggled, befouled, begrimed, black, buggy, cleanness, cobwebbed, cobwebby, cruddy [informal], dingy, dirty-faced, draggled, feculent, filthy, flyblown, foul, fouled, greasy, grimy, grotty [Brit, informal], grubby [informal], grungy [informal], lousy, maculate [literary], manky [Brit, informal], mucky, muddy, nasty, oily, ratty, raunchy [US, informal], scroungy [US, informal], scummy, scungy [Austral, NZ, informal], skanky [informal], skeevy [US, informal], smudgy, smutty, snot-nosed [informal], snotty [informal], sooty, sordid, squalid, travel-soiled, travel-stained, uncleanly [archaic], unswept, untidy, unwashed

Type of: alter, blob, blot, change, deflower, fleck, impair, mar, modify, pollute, spoil, spot, vitiate

Encyclopedia: Soiled