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Dock Lines

Definition:

Dock lines are ropes or lines used to secure a watercraft, such as a boat or a ship, to a dock or pier. They are essential for maintaining the vessel's position alongside the dock, preventing it from drifting away or colliding with other boats.

Senses:

Noun:

1. Plural form of "dock line" - The actual ropes or lines used to secure a boat to a dock or pier.

2. (By extension) - Informal term referring to the process of securing a boat to a dock using dock lines.

Examples:

Noun:

1. We needed to buy new dock lines for our sailboat.

2. Make sure to adjust the tension on the dock lines when docking to prevent any unnecessary movement.

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