Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for dock

dock

noun as in waterfront

verb as in land on the waterfront

Discover More

Example Sentences

Thomas Waring, then 20, was in the dock alongside gunman Connor Chapman and was convicted of assisting an offender and possession of a firearm in July 2023.

From BBC

Now Ms Buyanova was in the dock and about to learn her fate.

From BBC

The court heard the father and son, who smiled at members of their family when they appeared in the dock, had been involved in a “serious disorder” in Alum Rock in July 2018, where they both sustained serious wounds.

From BBC

Ms Dowdall and Ms Matthews sobbed and hugged in the dock after the jury returned its verdicts after six hours and 20 minutes of deliberations.

From BBC

It happened on the A4050 in Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, at about 13:40 GMT on Saturday, and the road is still closed from the junction of Port Road East and Barry Dock Link Road to Pugh’s Garden Centre.

From BBC

Advertisement

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

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement