Toller

/ˈtɒlər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person or thing that tolls (makes a ringing sound, especially a bell).

The toller of the church bell announced the beginning of the ceremony.

A person responsible for collecting a toll.

The toller at the bridge collected fees from passing vehicles.

adjective

One that is better or more effective.

He is a toller model of a leader, always inspiring his team.

Derived from the word 'toll', related to the collection of fees.

toll road

A highway where a charge is required for usage.

to toll a bell

To ring a bell, especially as a signal or for an event.

toll-free

A term describing a telephone call for which the recipient pays the cost rather than the caller.

toll

A charge payable for permission to use a particular bridge or road.

collector

A person who collects something, typically payments or debts.

A person who is overly demanding or greedy regarding payments.

That guy is such a toller, always wanting more for what he does.