Poles
On Earth all magnets point towards this place on Earth but truthfully it's the magnetic version of it.
North Pole
This is a comfy foam shoe that is worn by everyone from kids to surgeons in the OR.
Croc's
This football role usually marks a wide receiver up close and tries to stop the offense's passing attack.
Cornerback
In the United States, this "toll" is the one most adults universally have to pay as citizens of the United States.
Income Tax
This is a Native American tribe that finds its origins in Central and Southern Florida. It also is the current mascot for Florida State University.
Seminoles
Traditionally a red and white striped pole indicates this kind of grooming business in the United States.
Barbershop
This shoe finds it origins with the Plains Native Americans and are known for being soft and comfy, almost like slippers.
Moccasins
This player is mostly for guarding the rim in basketball and generally goes to the tallest player on the team.
Center
In the State of Texas, most Texans only pay this to the State of Texas every year.
Property Tax
This is the base form of a frog so to speak. Perhaps the "baby" form of a frog is the best way to describe it.
Tadpole
The first expedition to reach the South pole was led by this Norwegian
Roald Amundsen
This modern shoe company was founded by Adolf Dassler in the aftermath of World War II, although he first was first famous for Jesse Owens usage of his running cleats.
Adidas
Not often played in most professional soccer teams, this role is the "last man" in the defensive line and generally tries to keep the ball from entering the 18.
Sweeper
If you are driving in the State of Texas, you will be charged at this toll category, unless you are in an eighteen wheeler or have a trailer attacked.
Two-Axle
The people of Louisiana and particularly of the bayou regions of Louisiana refer to themselves as this, due to the French influence on the region.
Creole
This pole is a traditional fixture in European folk festivals that take place on Pentecost or Midsummer (depending on location) where a traditional dance is done around it.
May pole
The earliest known shoes human kind has worn date back to 7000-8000 BCE and were made of sagebrush bark, which were found in this state.
Oregon
In cricket, this player is the one who attempts to take wickets and generally prevent the batsman from getting a good hit.
Bowler
This "toll" was used as a form of institutionalized discrimination against African Americans attempting to vote in the Reconstructionist South following the Civil War
Poll tax
A rare word that means to trick or persuade someone by means of alot of flattery or sustained persuasion.
Cajole
This city is the capital city of Poles.
Warsaw
This is one of the more famous American shoes as it made a journey along a gilded road and can even teleport a person home with an activation phrase that is.
Ruby Red Slippers
This name is given to players across many sports who can fit multiple roles within a team.
Utility players
This tax is one that attempts to produce more revenue for the government while also being eco-friendly as it discourages the over-consumption of resources and the production of polluting byproducts.
Carbon tax
This is a principle in mathematics that essentially says that if you have more items that containers and are putting an item into each container, then one container must contain more than one item.
Pigeonhole