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tolt [< [Brit.dial. toll clump or ridge of trees] Nfld 
n. an isolated hill rising abruptly from a plain; monadnock.
- 1905 Many detached peaks, locally called "tolts" rise abruptly from the plain.
- 1946 Near Holyrood is a striking tolt (or monadnock), the so-called Butterpot, which is a relic of one of Iwenhofel's peneplains.
- 1964 When we drove east from Deer Lake, it was through . . . forest interspersed with lakes and sudden small mountains called "tolts."
- 1905 Many detached peaks, locally called "tolts" rise abruptly from the plain.