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Definition of dock
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Dock (v. t.) To draw, law, or place (a ship) in a dock, for
repairing,
cleaning
the
bottom,
etc..
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Dock
::
Dock (v. t.) To cut off, bar, or
destroy;
as, to dock an
entail..
Doquet
::
Doquet
(n.) A
warrant.
See
Docket.
Burr
::
Burr (n.) Any rough or
prickly
envelope
of the seeds of
plants,
whether
a
pericarp,
a
persistent
calyx,
or an
involucre,
as of the
chestnut
and
burdock.
Also, any weed which bears
burs..
Dock
::
Dock (n.) An
artificial
basin or an
inclosure
in
connection
with a
harbor
or
river,
-- used for the
reception
of
vessels,
and
provided
with gates for
keeping
in or
shutting
out the
tide..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) An
opening
or space for
vessels
to lie in,
between
wharves
or in a dock; as, Peck
slip..
Dock
::
Dock (n.) The slip or water way
extending
between
two piers or
projecting
wharves,
for the
reception
of
ships;
--
sometimes
including
the piers
themselves;
as, to be down on the
dock..
Spelding
::
Spelding
(n.) A
haddock
or other small fish split open and dried in the sun; --
called
also
speldron.
Jacksnipe
::
"Jacksnipe
(n.) A small
European
snipe
(Limnocryptes
gallinula);
--
called
also
judcock,
jedcock,
juddock,
jed, and half
snipe..
Robin
::
Robin (n.) A small
European
singing
bird
(Erythacus
rubecula),
having
a
reddish
breast;
--
called
also robin
redbreast,
robinet,
and
ruddock..
Ruddock
::
Ruddock
(n.) A piece of gold
money;
--
probably
because
the gold of coins was often
reddened
by
copper
alloy.
Called
also red
ruddock,
and
golden
ruddock..
Ochreated
::
Ochreated
(a.)
Provided
with
ochrea,
or
sheathformed
stipules,
as the
rhubarb,
yellow
dock, and
knotgrass..
Piddock
::
Piddock
(n.) Any
species
of
Pholas;
a
pholad.
See
Pholas.
Docking
::
Docking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Doc.
Berthage
::
Berthage
(n.) A place for
mooring
vessels
in a dock or
harbor.
Water Can
::
Water can () Any one of
several
species
of
Nuphar;
the
yellow
frog lily; -- so
called
from the shape of the seed
vessel.
See
Nuphar,
and cf.
Candock..
Rizzar
::
Rizzar
(v. t.) To dry in the sun; as,
rizzared
haddock..
Dock
::
Dock (n.) The place in court where a
criminal
or
accused
person
stands.
Haddock
::
Haddock
(n.) A
marine
food fish
(Melanogrammus
aeglefinus),
allied
to the cod,
inhabiting
the
northern
coasts
of
Europe
and
America.
It has a dark
lateral
line and a black spot on each side of the body, just back of the
gills.
Galled
also
haddie,
and
dickie..
Bodock
::
Bodock
(n.) The Osage
orange.
Docket
::
Docket
(n.) A bill tied to
goods,
containing
some
direction,
as the name of the
owner,
or the place to which they are to be sent; a
label..
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