cully
/ˈkʌli
/noun (plural cullies) archaic, informal
(Often as a form of address) a man; a friend.The odd tongue-in-cheek was bound to drive most clodplates, cretins and cullies crazy....
- Here I played with great success a long while, and shared in the fleecing of many raw young cullies, who had more money than wit.
- The satirist found the resort infested with sparks, cullies, bullies, stallions, fools, puts, fops, cuckolds, gamesters, antic beaux, London Jilts, strayed apprentices and dancing masters.
Origin
Mid 17th century (denoting a person who is imposed upon): of unknown origin.
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- walker's clay
- walker's earth
- walkers earth
- walkers' earth
- walker's soap
- walk for
- walk free
- walkie-lookie
- walkies
- walkie-talkie
- walk-in
- walking-around money
- walking bass
- walking beam
- walking beat
- walking boss
- walking bus
- walking cast