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Dock (structure)

Dock (structure), type of harbor structure used for loading, unloading, or repairing ships. In accurate usage the term applies either to the water...

Dock (plant), common name for a group of about 200 species of herbaceous plants of the buckwheat family, widely distributed in temperate areas of...

Sorrel, common name for certain low-growing plants of the dock genus. Garden sorrel, or sour dock, is a perennial herb with erect stems about 30 cm...

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- place for ships to moor: an area of water between two piers or next to a pier, where ships can be moored safely for loading and repair
- group of piers for ships: a group of piers in a protected area of water used as a general landing area for ships
- pier or wharf: a long narrow structure stretching out...

- reduce wages: to deduct a sum of money from somebody's wages, especially as a punishment
- remove tail of animal: to remove the tail of a dog, sheep, or other animal, leaving a short stump
- solid part of tail: the solid part of an animal's tail
- stump of tail: the stump left when an animal's tail has been...

- accused's place in court: the area in a law court where the accused person stands during a trial

- plant in buckwheat family: a plant of the buckwheat family with long broad leaves and a long taproot.
- broad-leafed weed: a broad-leafed weedy plant

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Dock (plant): picture (Deni Bown/Oxford Scientific Films)

Dock (plant): picture

Military Dock (Tom Kelly/Phototake NYC)

Duluth Docks (Phil Degginger/Bruce Coleman, Inc.)

Dock (structure) : pictures of docks (Steve Vidler/Leo de Wys, Inc.)

Dock (structure) : pictures of docks

Map of Docks Gap

Map of Pembroke Dock

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