truff v.
(northern, to steal, to pilfer, thus Irish) truff n., stolen goods.
| [ |  | Lucky Spence’s Last Advice [ballad] Cleek a ye can be Hook or Crook, / Ryp ilky Poutch frae Nook to Nook, / Be sure to Truff his Pocket-Book]. |
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(northern, to steal, to pilfer, thus Irish) truff n., stolen goods.
| [ | | Lucky Spence’s Last Advice [ballad] Cleek a ye can be Hook or Crook, / Ryp ilky Poutch frae Nook to Nook, / Be sure to Truff his Pocket-Book]. |
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