1. A fee levied for the use of roads or bridges
   "Commuters complained about the increased toll on the highway"
    
2. Value measured by what must be given, done or undergone to obtain something
   "the toll of success is hard work";
   - price, cost
    
3. The loss or damage incurred through a conflict, disaster or accident
   "a huge death toll"
    
4. The sound of a bell being struck
   "she heard the distant toll of church bells";
   - bell

1. Charge a fee for using
   "Toll the bridges into New York City"
    
2. Ring slowly
   "For whom the bell tolls"

Sounds like: told, t, tol

Derived forms: tolled, tolling, tolls

Type of: fee, impose, levy, merit, ring, sound, value, worth

Encyclopedia: Toll, Steve