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Toll
Toll
v. t.
To
take
away
; to
vacate
; to
annul
.
Toll
v. t.
To
draw
; to
entice
; to
allure
.
See
Tole
.
Toll
v. t.
To
cause
to
sound
, as a
bell
,
with
strokes
slowly
and
uniformly
repeated
; as, to
toll
the
funeral
bell
.
Toll
v. t.
To
strike
, or to
indicate
by
striking
, as
the
hour
; to
ring
a
toll
for
; as, to
toll
a
departed
friend
.
Toll
v. t.
To
call
,
summon
, or
notify
, by
tolling
or
ringing
.
Toll
v. i.
To
sound
or
ring
, as a
bell
,
with
strokes
uniformly
repeated
at
intervals
, as at
funerals
, or in
calling
assemblies
, or to
announce
the
death
of a
person
.
Toll
n.
The
sound
of a
bell
produced
by
strokes
slowly
and
uniformly
repeated
.
Toll
n.
A
tax
paid
for
some
liberty
or
privilege
,
particularly
for
the
privilege
of
passing
over
a
bridge
or on a
highway
, or
for
that
of
vending
goods
in a
fair
,
market
, or
the
like
.
Toll
n.
A
liberty
to
buy
and
sell
within
the
bounds
of a
manor
.
Toll
n.
A
portion
of
grain
taken
by a
miller
as a
compensation
for
grinding
.
Toll
v. i.
To
pay
toll
or
tallage
.
Toll
v. i.
To
take
toll
; to
raise
a
tax
.
Toll
v. t.
To
collect
, as a
toll
.
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