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Define Toll Meaning

Toll
A cost in lives.

Damage resulting from an event or practice.

Charge for a service or permission.

The sound of a bell rung at a steady interval.

The tolls from coronavirus will be great, many and enduring, and the bells will toll for the dead.
By Nicole
Toll
The extent or damage to something

The severe weather has taken its toll
By Myrle
Tolled
An uncommon misspelling of the word 'told'. Usually used by the stupider folk among our community.

Person 1 - My dad always tolled me, "son be careful."
Person 2 - I know, you tolled me LOL
By Robena
Tolling
When someone hooks up with someone else on a vacation or trip, typically a school trip, and then turns it into a long term relationship.

He was totally tolling her on that band trip to Boston.
By Dorella
Tolle
A person of well talent for drawing or known for great randomness. Shy or outgoing.

Stieve is always tolle whenever we come around; That kid is very tolle.
By Ashlan
Tolle
An easier and faster way to say totally.

Josh tolle has the biggest d ever.
By Dasi
Tolled
ran over by a steamroller, or told off, corrected.

Person 1: 2+3=6.
Person 2: Actually, it's five.
Person three: You just got tolled
By Nicholle
Toll
A 'Toll' is a tall, spindly creature that is incredibly Camera-shy.
However, it is also incredibly gullible and can easily be fooled into appearing on film.

It has been observed having difficulty drinking water without half-drowing itself.

Aww, look! That Toll choked on some water it was drinking and now it has the hiccups!
Quick! Get the Camera!
By Gabie
Tolling
Spanglish for telling.

Like I was tolling you, esse, this shit costs all kinds, ay.
By Rozamond
Toll
When someone is tall so you use toll instead

“Wow how are you so toll”
By Dareen