shill¹ see sheal¹

shill² /shil/ (slang; esp N American)

1. An accomplice to a tradesman, etc, who poses as a genuine customer to encourage trade or interest
2. A gambler's or con man's sidekick
3. A decoy

To act as a shill

sheal¹, sheel, shiel /shēl/ or shill /shil/ (Shakespeare)

To shell or husk

shealˈing-hill or sheelˈing-hill, etc noun

A hill where grain is winnowed by the wind

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