tollhouse
nounUK /ˈtəʊlhaʊs/
US /ˈtoʊlhaʊs/
A small house where people pay a fee to drive on a road or cross a bridge.
The car stopped at the tollhouse to pay the fee.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A house built for collecting tolls, often beside a bridge or road.
The old tollhouse still stands by the river crossing.
3. A brand of chocolate chip cookies, or a cookie made from that recipe.
She baked a batch of tollhouse cookies for the party.
4. A building where a toll is collected on a canal or turnpike.
The canal tollhouse was converted into a small museum.