Dictionary of Thieving Slang, 1737
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CULL
CULL, a Man, either honest, or otherwise. A Bob-Cull, a Sweet-humour'd Man to a Wench. The Cull naps us; The Person robb'd apprehends us. A curst Cull, an ill-natur'd Fellow, a Churl to a Woman.
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