Green’s Dictionary of Slang

trugging house n.

a brothel.

1591		Greene Notable Discovery of Coosnage in Grosart (1881–3) X 37: In Sacking Law. The Bawd if it be a woman, a Pander The Bawd, if a man, an Apple squire The whoore, a Commoditie The whoore house, a Trugging place.
1592		Greene Blacke Bookes Messenger 8: This Senex Fornicator, this olde Letcher [...] had a haunt into Petticote Lane to a trugging house there.
1608		Dekker Belman of London H: The Whore-house, which is called a Trugging-place.
1610		Rowlands Martin Mark-all 53: This Lawrence had beene [...] cast out of seruice, and so was faine to liue among the wicked, sometimes a stander for the padder, sometimes a verser for the cony-catcher, sometimes a stale for a foyst, but most commonly an Apple-squire for a trudging house.
1980		Maledicta IV:2 (Winter) 200: Enough has been said here to enable the cherry prick (a cock virgin) to hold his own (or not to be left holding his own) in any trugging ken (a house of ill repute).