In-dŭlt' or In-dŭl'to, n.
In-dŭl'to, n. [Lat. indultum, indulgence, favor, from indultus, p. p. of indulgere; It. & Sp. indulto, Fr. indult. See INDULGE.]
Sense 1. A privilege or exemption; an indulgence.
Sense 2. A duty, tax, or custom paid to the king for all goods imported. [Spain.] Velasquez.