Docker ( noun , verb , noun )

(As a noun)

Docker ( noun )

1. A person who loads and unloads ships in a port.
2. A person who operates the cranes used in loading and unloading ships.

Origin:

Early 19th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The dockers worked long hours to unload the cargo.
2. He was a docker at the port.
3. The dockers went on strike for better working conditions.
4. He was a experienced docker and able to operate the cranes.
5. The dockers were members of a powerful union.

(As a verb)

Docker ( verb )

1. A person who loads and unloads ships in a port.
2. A person who operates the cranes used in loading and unloading ships.

Origin:

Early 19th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The dockers worked long hours to unload the cargo.
2. He was a docker at the port.
3. The dockers went on strike for better working conditions.
4. He was a experienced docker and able to operate the cranes.
5. The dockers were members of a powerful union.

(As a noun)

Docker ( noun )

1. A person who loads and unloads ships in a port.
2. A person who operates the cranes used in loading and unloading ships.

Origin:

Early 19th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The dockers worked long hours to unload the cargo.
2. He was a docker at the port.
3. The dockers went on strike for better working conditions.
4. He was a experienced docker and able to operate the cranes.
5. The dockers were members of a powerful union.