cullion
noun
cul·lion ˈkəl-yən 
archaic
: a mean or base fellow
Word History
Etymology
Middle English coillon testicle, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *coleon-, coleo, from Latin coleus scrotum
First Known Use
1575, in the meaning defined above
- sponsorship
- sponsorships
- spontaneities
- spontaneity
- spontaneous
- spontaneous amputation
- spontaneous combustion
- spontaneous generation
- spontaneous magnetization
- spontaneous recovery
- spontaneously
- spontaneousness
- spontaneousnesses
- spontoon
- spontoons
- spoof
- spoofed
- spoofer
- spooferies
- spoofers
- spoofery
- spoofing
- spoofs
- spoofy
- spook