Green’s Dictionary of Slang

cully v.

[i.e. to render a cully n.1 (1)]

to swindle, to cheat.

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[UK]Eve Revived 115: The Jesuit whom this poor Wench had so villainously Cullied.
[UK]Congreve Love for Love V i: Ouns! Cullied, bubbled, jilted, woman-bobbed at last – I have not patience.
[UK]N. Ward Compleat and Humorous Account of Remarkable Clubs (1756) 87: The cully’d Spendthrifts may, without Dispute, / Pay double Bills for each Commodious Sute.