tollhouse

IPA: tˈɑɫhaʊs

Examples of "tollhouse" in Sentences

Some bites taste like a tollhouse chocolate chip cookie.
She'd sent him a shoebox of tollhouse cookies and he'd never said thanks.
Beyond the tollhouse was a long, narrow road winding north and west through the forest and out to the main north–south trade route.
At lunch, they ate peanut butter sandwiches and tollhouse cookies at the outdoor tables with the pigeons and the gulls and the big kids.
Private investors stepped in to fill the gap, building railroads and turnpikes—so called because travelers had to pay tollhouse attendants to turn pikes that blocked free passage.
Back of the tollhouse was a neatly fenced garden, well filled with old-fashioned flowers; and, still farther on, a good-sized house, from which a box-bordered path led through the garden to the tollhouse.
Clemens spent most of his time at the opening session observing a particularly ill-bred Washoe delegate, “Colonel” Jonathan Williams, eating an eighteen-pound raw turnip at his desk while simultaneously ushering through committee a sinuous new bill for a toll road that stretched conveniently from one tollhouse to another.