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berthed

verb as in moor

verb as in dock

verb as in anchor

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Fitzpatrick tested positive Thursday, according to a person familiar with that result, and will miss the Dolphins’ game Sunday at Buffalo as they try to clinch a playoff berth.

Tennessee will clinch a playoff berth most easily with a Dolphins loss or a Ravens loss.

From his masks to his words to his words about masks, he steered the statesmanlike path to another College Football Playoff berth while the disruptions made some peers go full banshee.

Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has been criticized for the wide berth he has given his current commissioner, Dermot Shea, said he “agreed” with the findings and recommendations of the new report on the NYPD’s handling of the protests.

Arizona has won two of six games since the bye and desperately needs a win to stay relevant in the NFC West’s tight race, while Philadelphia needs to win out to have a chance to claim the NFC East division title, its only path to a postseason berth.

Then they towed her up the channel—it was dead to leeward and an easy job—and berthed her near their own vessel.

For a few strenuous minutes we toiled at the sweeps till the Dulcibella was berthed ahead of the steamer, in deeper water.

A large vessel containing bales of jute is berthed on the quay-side adjoining the jute sheds in Fig. 6.

And where are you berthed, and what cargo of this worlds goods have you got in your lockers?

At last an escort came: we were berthed and lay about waiting for the dawn.

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On this page you'll find 88 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to berthed, such as: dock, settle, touch down, alight, berth, and debark.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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