Dock and Road

Dock

Dock noun - A structure used by boats and ships for taking on or landing cargo and passengers.

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Road and dock are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Road" instead a noun "Dock".

Nearby Words: docking, docked, dockage, dockyard, docker

Road noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Dock and road are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dock" instead a noun "Road".

Nearby Words: roadway, roadside, roadless, roadie

short	short dock	short road
single	single dock	single road
empty	empty dock	empty road
entire	entire dock	entire road
Other adjectives: hard, main, private, major, titular, several, nearby.

In Jurassic Park, Nedry, who is trying to get to the island dock to get on the last ship during a typhoon, crashes into the sign at the fork in the road marking the path.

Source: Wrong Turn at Albuquerque
If you make it through Slaughterhouse Road and attempt to dock at the other side, the game freezes up—presumably because it has no idea just who the heck is your partner anymore.

Source: Script Breaking
The aircraft turns until it is lined up with the road, beach, dock, etc.

Source: Standard Hollywood Strafing Procedure

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