A duty levied on imported or (now less commonly) exported goods; often paired or contrasted with excise… In singular (as a count or mass noun)…

A portion taken by the sovereign from goods brought into the realm; a duty levied in lieu of this (cf. prisage, n.1 1). Also: the right or practice…

In plural. In France: customs dues. Now historical.

An official list or schedule setting forth the several customs duties to be imposed on imports and exports; a table or book of rates; any item of…

A duty levied on imported or exported goods; customs duty. Obsolete.

= customs duty n. at compounds 1d(b).

Historical. A duty paid to the King of Spain or Portugal on imported goods; a licence-duty.

concrete. That which enters. Usually in plural: Things which enter; ingoings, incomings, imports; also import duties or dues. Obsolete.

A surtax of one quarter of the official tariff (as fixed by official notification) imposed by French custom houses. Obsolete. rare.

plural. Articles coming in or imported, or dues on such articles. Also attributive.

a duty levied on imported or (now less commonly) exported goods; = sense A. 3a; cf. custom duty n. at compounds 1d(a).

Anything imposed, levied, or enjoined. An impost; tax, duty; spec. in plural duties upon imports and exports imposed by the royal prerogative.

= indulto, n. 2 (In modern dictionaries.)