(dok) noun
1. An artificial basin for vessels.
2. The space between two adjoining piers or wharves; also, the piers themselves; hence, a wharf.
3. The front portion of a theater beneath the stage.
—v.t. To bring (a vessel) into a dock.
—v.i. To come into a dock. [<MDu. docke]

(dok) noun
1. The stump of a tail.
2. A leather case to cover a horse's tail when doubled.
—v.t.
1. To cut off the end of (a tail, etc.); clip.
2. To take a part from (wages, etc.).
3. To clip short the tail of.
4. To take a part from the wages of. [Cf. LG dokke bundle]

(dok) noun
An enclosed space for prisoners on trial in a criminal court. [<Flemish dok cage]

(dok) noun
1. Any of various plants of the sorrel or buckwheat family (genus Rumex) or the sour dock (R. acetosa), a troublesome weed.
2. Any plant resembling these. [OE docce]