tolt
Definition of tolt
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: a writ by which a cause pending in a court baron is removed into a country court
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Origin and Etymology of tolt
Anglo-French tolte, from Medieval Latin tolta act of taking away, from Latin tollere to take away — more at tolerate
tolt
Definition of tolt
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: an isolated peak rising abruptly from a plain in Newfoundland
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