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.
- north
- north-about
- North Africa
- North African
- Northallerton
- North America
- North American
- North American English
- North American Free Trade Agreement
- North American Indian
- Northampton
- Northamptonshire
- force-out
- force play
- force protection
- forceps
- force pump
- forcer
- force-ripe
- for certain
- force someone out
- force someone's hand
- force something down
- force something on/upon
- force the bidding