a. Obs. [f. CULLION 2 + -LY1.] Like a cullion; rascally, base, despicable.
1605. Shaks., Lear, II. ii. 36. You whoreson Cullyenly Barber-monger, draw.
1645. Milton, Colast. (1851), 368. His cullionly paraphrase on St. Paul.
1822. Scott, Nigel, xii. He would be held a cullionly niggard.
