A toll-house gate or barrier; cf. toll-bar n. at toll, n.1 compounds.

A barrier (orig. of the nature of a turnpike in sense 2, later a gate or gates) placed across a road to stop passage till the toll is paid; a…

A toll gate on a side road. Cf. toll-bar n. at toll, n.1 compounds, bar, n.1 13. Now historical.

a gate across a road at which toll was payable, a turnpike-gate.

gen. A fence or material obstruction of any kind erected (or serving) to bar the advance of persons… In continental towns: The gate at which custom…

a barrier (usually a gate) across a road or bridge, where toll is taken; in Scotland formerly often applied to the toll-collector's house.

The barrier or gate at which the toll is paid; = turnpike, n. 4a. Now historical.

The point at which goods are examined for liability to this duty; the body of officials responsible for this.

(a) = pay-gate n. at pay, v.1 compounds 1c (now rare); (b) Canadian a booth, etc., at which money (esp. that won from gambling) is paid out; chiefly…

In France: a section of autoroute on which toll must be paid; a gate or barrier at which motorists pay the toll.