? var. of CULL, fool, dupe, simpleton.
1657. T. Jordan, Walks Isling., II. xii. We are no colls you, you must not flam us.
1674. Cotton, Compl. Gamester, in Singer, Hist. Cards (1816), 334. These rooks … discover some inexperienced young gentleman,… unskilled in the quibbles and devices there practised; these they call lambs or colls.
