Definition of dockside
: the shore or area adjacent to a dock
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Examples of dockside in a Sentence
The fish are unloaded at dockside and taken right to the market.
Recent Examples of dockside from the Web
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Also in Shima, the rustic Hiogiso is a dockside ryokan with a cypress onsen and tatami-floor guest rooms.
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Photographer: Caitlin Ochs/Bloomberg Pedestrians pass the HHLA Container Terminal Tollerort as shipping cranes stand on the dockside beyond at the Port of Hamburg on Wednesday.
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At the Caloosa Cove Resort and Marina, concrete pilings meant to hold the dock in place had been knocked sideways, and three manatees lolled in the water, drinking from an outflow pump spitting water from the dockside.
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At dockside, spectators were taken by the grandeur of it all.
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The Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain, replicas of 18th- and 19th-century vessels, respectively, will be open to the public at the Ocean Institute starting today, offering dockside tours and educational programs.
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Also in Shima, the rustic Hiogiso is a dockside ryokan with a cypress onsen and tatami-floor guest rooms.
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The neighborhood, Eastlake, is a mix of dockside and waterfront communities and conventional single-family houses and condos on land.
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First Known Use of dockside
1887
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: the area along a shore next to a dock
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