A customary payment levied by a ruler, feudal superior, or corporation. Obsolete.

A compulsory contribution to the support of government, levied on persons, property, income, commodities, transactions, etc., now at fixed rates…

The individual assessment of a subsidy or tallage levied by the king or lord; a tax, impost, due, duty, or payment levied. Obsolete.

The valuation or assessment of property formerly made for purposes of taxation; the amount or value assessed, tax, impost, duty. = extent, n. 1a 1b.

A tax, a duty; spec. one levied on the exchange of precious metals at the King's Exchange. Obsolete.

A payment to the public revenue levied upon the import, export, manufacture, or sale of certain commodities, the transfer of or succession to…

A measure, rate, gauge of amount, price, size, etc. fixed by authority. Chiefly in the phrases to set,etc. at one stint, to appoint, set a stint.

Understood as: a charge, tax, or duty. Obsolete.

A form of duty owed or service provided (sense uncertain.)

A fixed periodical payment of any kind, e.g. a pension or allowance, †a tax. Also, †to keep in stipend, to defray the maintenance of.

An impost, rate levied, tax.

An assessment, impost. Now only dialect and in Ireland, a local rate; = cess, n.1 1a (which is more usual).

Irish History. A levy of money, a tax, an impost: cf. cut, v. 35. Obsolete.

An assessment, a tax. Obsolete. (Cf. cense, n.2)

A payment, tribute, or tax; spec. = geld, n.2

The levying of a tax; quasi-concrete a tax.

concrete. Something levied; a duty, tax. Obsolete.