turnpike
/ˈtəːnpʌɪk
/noun
1 historical A toll gate.
1.1 (also turnpike road) A road on which a toll was collected at a toll gate.It was apparently built as a toll house on the old turnpike road between York and Scarborough....
- The average length of a turnpike road was 30 miles, and the number of trustees varied from 15 to 237.
- It used to take four hours to get to London by coach along the turnpike road.
1.2US A motorway on which a toll is charged.Ohio's section of highway 80 is called a turnpike, and they charge a toll to drive on it.
2 historical A spiked barrier fixed in or across a road or passage as a defence against sudden attack.Half the horses in London never see a turnpike gate....
- The formation of drains beside and beneath turnpikes, an important facet of road construction, has received little comment in contemporary sources.
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