Difference between revisions of "Dock"

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A '''dock''' is the place where boats are [[moor]]ed. In [[Britain]], condemned [[criminal]]s sit on a dock while they is waiting to be executed.
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'''Dock''' can refer to:
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*the place where boats are [[moor]]ed
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*the place where prisoners stand or sit during a trial
  
 
"Dock" is also a [[verb]], which means to decrease, as in "The man ''docked'' the other man's pay," or meaning to tie up at a dock.
 
"Dock" is also a [[verb]], which means to decrease, as in "The man ''docked'' the other man's pay," or meaning to tie up at a dock.
  
 
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Revision as of 05:43, September 25, 2008

Dock can refer to:

  • the place where boats are moored
  • the place where prisoners stand or sit during a trial

"Dock" is also a verb, which means to decrease, as in "The man docked the other man's pay," or meaning to tie up at a dock.