NOUN
- a fee charged for a vessel to use a dock
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landing in a harbor next to a pier where ships are loaded and unloaded or repaired; may have gates to let water in or out
the ship arrived at the dock more than a day late - the act of securing an arriving vessel with ropes
How To Use dockage In A Sentence
- Famed boating resorts like Marina Hemingway would ‘host’ all the American boaters, providing dockage, food and beverages.
- Owners generally pay for expenses directly related to the boat such as dockage, fuel, sails, lines and other equipment. Recently Uploaded Slideshows
- The railway company's refusal to furnish cars for loading direct from the farmer's wagon compelled the shipper to sell to the elevator operator for whatever price he could get, accepting whatever weights the operator allowed and whatever "dockage" he chose to decree. Deep Furrows
- Susan Polan of Illustrated Properties calls the home "magnificent" but says the price is aggressive given its location near airplane paths and the lack of immediate access to a beach or yacht dockage. Palm Beach Mansion Asks $74 Million
- It's important when calculating the cost of dockage to keep in mind that most marinas will consider this a 39-footer.
- Robert Stevens Susan Polan of Illustrated Properties called the home 'magnificent' but says the price was aggressive given its location near airplane paths, the lack of immediate access to a beach and the lack of yacht dockage. Private Properties
- With dockage assigned on a first come, first served basis, much of the recreational fleet is stacked 10 deep, rubrail-to-rubrail, so if you are one of the closest ones in, you'll have visitors transiting.
- The marina offers 120 open and covered slips with transient dockage, short-term slip rentals and motel rooms with waterfront decks.
- These companies provide cleaning, maintenance, insurance, and dockage.
- It does not cover those services which, by their nature, are consumed in the country, such as dockage and electricity.
