Toll

Meaning

Noun

●

A

for some

or

,

for the

of

a

or on a

, or

of

in a

, market, etc.

●

Loss or

through a disaster.

●

A

by the

of

or other

for

such

, as under a

agreement.

●

In Business:

A

for using any

service.

●

In American English:

A tollbooth.

●

In British English & Law:

A

to

and

within the

of a manor.

●

A

of

by a

as a

for grinding.

●

The

or

of tolling.

Verb

●

To

a

for the use of.

●

To

a

on (someone or something).

●

To take as a toll.

●

To

a

or tallage.

●

To

(a

)

and repeatedly.

●

To

by

a bell.

●

To

by tolling.

●

To make a

made by a bell.

●

To

;

;

; drag.

●

To

in pieces.

●

To

;

;

; allure.

●

To

with

;

(especially,

and animals).

●

In Law:

To

; to

; to annul.

●

In Law:

To suspend.

●

In African-American Vernacular English:

and

past participle

of tell

Name

●

A surname.

Sourced from

Origin

toll

English

tol

Middle English (1100-1500)

tolen

Middle English (1100-1500)

tolleo

Latin

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