1. a small building where tolls are collected from travelers using a road, bridge, or similar passage
Usage: historical
2. a type of chocolate chip cookie, originally made at the Toll House Inn

Examples

• The old tollhouse still stands at the entrance to the historic bridge.
• Travelers had to stop at the tollhouse to pay the fee before crossing.
• The tollhouse keeper collected coins from passing carriages.
• She baked a batch of warm tollhouse cookies for the school fundraiser.
• The recipe for tollhouse cookies was invented in the 1930s.
• Nothing beats the smell of fresh tollhouse cookies in the oven.