Tolls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOLLS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TOLL, to sound, as a large bell does, esp. with slow, measured strokes
• charge a toll for the use of (a bridge or road)
• (with reference to a bell) sound or cause to sound with a slow, uniform succession of strokes, as a signal or announcement
• (of a bell) announce or mark (the time, a service, or a person's death)
NOUN:
• a charge payable to use a bridge or road
• a charge for a long-distance telephone call.
• the number of deaths or casualties arising from a natural disaster, conflict, accident, etc.
• the adverse effect of something
• a single ring of a bell
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to collect or impose a toll (a fixed charge for a service or privilege)

Words related to TOLLS

toll4 tolled7 tolling8

Words that contain TOLLS

atolls6 extolls14

How to use TOLLS in a sentence

• The public revenue was raised chiefly by customs, tolls, and fines.
• The treaty of 1839, in addition to its provisions already mentioned, gave Limburg, on the Prussian border, to the Dutch, and opened the Scheldt under heavy tolls.
• It would be hard to show a satisfactory basis for such an establishment of tolls.
• That she had discovered how lamentably his resources had been reduced by freight tolls on her furniture I could only infer.
• Hearken too! for so his knell Tolls all day each tiny bell.
• The work must be preserved from injury, tolls must be collected, offenders must be punished.
• Once these people find that they are making fair profits they will gladly pay you rent for space allotted, besides tolls on the usual scale.
• All States entering into such a treaty will enjoy the right of passage through the canal on payment of the same tolls.
• The name originated in the custom of paying tolls due to the lord of the manor in the building.
• Negotiations are pending with Denmark to discontinue the practice of levying tolls on our vessels and their cargoes passing through the Sound.
• Some fairs are free, others charged with tolls and impositions.
• The district itself is as well defined as if a frontier line had been marked out around it, with sentinels and barriers across the roads, and special tolls and duties.
• Others again grounded their objections on the doubt that the revenue raised by the tolls would be sufficient to justify the expense.
• When the great clock in the tower of the Chase tolls eight strokes, then steal thou from the house bearing some victuals in a wallet, and my good sword and dagger and belt.
• Here comes a barge, the commander of which is devoted to me because he believes that I am organizing a revolution for the abolition of lock dues and tolls.
• The Corporation itself for a long time farmed the custom dues, and also levied tolls on, all merchandise that passed through the port.
• The chapel bell tolls as of old, and the crowd comes hurrying along like the generations before them, but the eye sees no familiar faces among them.
• The solemn stillness lasts for a minute, when the bell tolls again, and all rise to work or play.
• These tolls and customs had been granted to particular individuals and corporations, and great evils existed in the levying of them, whence the motion for inquiry.
• The raisins were to be picked over, the nuts and citron got ready, when Thanksgiving was coming on, of all which we took abundant tolls.
• Years ago, before the abolition of tolls on the English turnpike roads, carriages loaded with lime, and all other substances intended for manure, were allowed to go free.
• Don Alfonso Tello de Meneses gave us four towns on the banks of the Guadiana, granted us tithes and bridge tolls, and I know not what riches besides.
• For ever gone! oh, chilling sound! That tolls the knell of hope and joy! Potent with torturing pang to wound, But not in mercy to destroy.
• According to one of them, Washington maintained a public ferry, which was customary among the planters, and the public paid regular tolls for its use.
• The tolls levied on the merchandise made the kingdom of Edom wealthy, and at the same time an object of envy to its poorer neighbours.
• A first simple legislative act fixing the rate of tolls for boats was sufficient.
• Here and there still are found toll roads and toll bridges built under charters granted a century ago, but tolls on public thoroughfares are for the most part abolished.
• Bellamy, Coker says built the road with slave labor and as an investment, realizing much money on tolls on it for many years.
• The fixing of ordinary prices, not tolls, was thoroughly tried in the Middle Ages and failed.
• The reader will remember what precedents we found for the fixing of prices, wages, and rates or tolls in England.
• And now the time approaches when the bell, With dull continuance tolls a solemn knell.
• As the Khasis are great traders these tolls are often at the larger markets fairly valuable.
• In riding with a lady, never permit her to pay the tolls.
• I speak from facts, when I say, that the night-bell never tolls for fire in Richmond, that the mother does not hug her infant more closely to her bosom.

Similar words containing TOLL without suffix s

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