toll

Pronunciation: US [toʊl] UK [təʊl]

n.The number of casualties, (roads and bridges), tolls (caused by war, disaster and other) damage
v.(Slow and regular) knocked off (clock), and (especially) sound (Bell)
WebTolls; cost of tolls

Definitions in English

n.	1. the total number of people who have been killed or hurt; the total amount of harm or damage 2. the loud slow repeated sound of a large bell 3. an amount of money that you pay to use a bridge or a road
v.	1. if you toll a bell, or if it tolls, it makes a loud slow repeated sound

Tax and toll, From many an inland town and haven large.
Source: Tennyson
Forfeitures went to Sunderland. On every grant toll was paid to him.
Source: Ld Macaulay
The bee, tolling from every flower The virtuous sweets.
Source: 2 Henry IV,Shakespeare
Slow tolls the village-clock the drowsy hour.
Source: J. Beattie
And bells toll'd out their mighty peal.
Source: Sir W. Scott

English word toll can not be rearranged.
Based on toll, new words formed by adding one letter at the beginning or end
a - llot
r - atoll
s - troll
y - tolyl
All shorter English words within toll :
lo lot to
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With the same order, English words that are formed by any part of : t to toll oll ll
Based on toll, all English words formed by changing one letter
Create new English words with the same letter pairs: to ol ll
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English words starting with toll :
tollages tollbars tollgate tollways tollage tollbar tollers tolling tollman tollmen tollway tolled toller tolls toll
English words that contain toll :
atolls atoll extolled extoller extolls extoll stollens stollen tollages tollbars tollgate tollways tollage tollbar tollers tolling tollman tollmen tollway tolled toller tolls toll
English words ending with toll :
atoll extoll toll