trull

[ truhl ]

noun

1. Archaic. a prostitute; strumpet.

trull

/ trʌl /

noun

1. archaic.
   a prostitute; harlot

Word History and Origins

Origin of trull¹

First recorded in 1510–20; of uncertain origin; trollop, German Trulle “loose woman”

Word History and Origins

Origin of trull¹

C16: from German Trulle ; see trollop

Example Sentences

Hastily priming the tube, I whipped on a cap, then beckoned to old Trull.

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"Unless I'm mistaken, that is just what old Trull is up to now," said Wade.

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But neither the captain nor Trull nor Donovan could believe it was the surf.

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"Now we'll get old man Trull to help us on the body," said Kit.

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Old Trull and Bonney caught up the pike-poles to fend off with.

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