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n. A dockworker; a longshoreman.

n. One that docks something, such as the tail of an animal.

n. One who performs docking, as of tails.

n. A dockworker.

n. a laborer who loads and unloads vessels in a port.

n. A stamp used to cut and perforate the dough for crackers or sea-biscuit.

n. An inhabitant of Devonport, England (formerly Plymouth Dock).

n. A laborer in the docks: as, a trades-union for dockers was formed.

n. A case secured by a lawyer from a prisoner after his arrest or upon arraignment.

n. a laborer who loads and unloads vessels in a port

"No, a docker is better than that; it looks like a roller made of plastic (or melamine or something) with spikes on it so when you roll it across dough it makes all the holes."

jack    laborer    labourer    manual laborer   

stevedore    loader    longshoreman    dockhand    dock worker    dock-walloper    lumper   

Fokker    blocker    clocker    cocker    crocker    gawker    hocker    laugher    locker    ocker   

metal-hard    marine-store    piwafwi    sleeping-suit    dhampir    wadding    business-men    mind-healing    monomaniac    puffiness