trull

  • 11trull —    obsolete a prostitute    A corruption of trollop:     Am sure I scared the Dauphin and his trull,    When arm in arm they both came swiftly running. (Shakespeare, I Henry VI) …

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  • 12Trull (Tarock) — Die Trull in Österreich: Pagat, Mond, Sküs Les bouts im Französischen Taroc …

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  • 13Trull (Tarot) — Als Trull bezeichnet man im Tarock Spiel zusammengefasst die drei folgenden Karten (siehe Tarotblatt): Pagat: Tarock I Mond: Tarock XXI; je nach Spiel höchster oder zweithöchster Trumpf Sküs: traditionell ohne Nummer abgebildet; je nach Spiel… …

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  • 14trull — noun Etymology: probably from Middle English trollen (in trollen forth to travel about, wander), ultimately from Old French troller, treiller to hunt for game without a scent or path Date: 1519 prostitute, strumpet …

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  • 15trull — /trul/, n. a prostitute; strumpet. [1510 20; of uncert. orig.; cf. TROLLOP, G Trulle loose woman] * * * …

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  • 16trull — trÊŒl n. whore, prostitute …

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  • 17trull — [trʌl] noun archaic a prostitute. Origin C16: from Ger. Trulle …

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  • 18trull — n. Drab, strumpet, prostitute, harlot, whore, courtesan, bawd, punk, trollop, Cyprian, street walker, night walker, woman of the town …

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  • 19trull — n strumpet, harlot, whore, prostitute; hussy, slut, slattern; demirep, demimondaine, fallen woman, loose woman, wanton. See prostitute(def. 1) …

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  • 20trull — [[t]trʌl[/t]] n. a prostitute; strumpet • Etymology: 1510–20; of uncert. orig.; cf. trollop, G Trulle loose woman …

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