Plural of cully; multiple dupes, fools, or people easily tricked.
From the noun 'cully' (a person who is easily deceived), with possible Scandinavian origins; plural formed with -s.
Shakespeare used 'cullies' in his plays to describe gullible victims of con artists, making it a window into early modern crime and deception.
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