Hyacinth: [drunk] Oh! Why? Why is he tying me up? Why is this churl tying me up? I'm being held a prisoner your lordship! A white woman wearing a hat, what is the world coming to? Unhand me, varlet!
BBC. Keeping Up Appearances, season 5: The Country Estate Sale (1995)
Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru – The National Library of Wales
churl is used 23 times in canterbury tales
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the house is haunted With spirits, to keep churl back.
Ben Jonson. The Alchemist (1610)
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but it is a horrible sin not to do what is expected of you, not to return a civility, to refrain, like a regular churl, from saying good-bye to the housekeeper before leaving a hotel.