Definition of dockers Dockers

/dɑˈkɚz/ - [dakerz] -

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  • dockers (Noun)
    Plural of docker.

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  • dockers
    Inhabitants of the town which sprang up between the docks and the town of Plymouth. Dock solicited and obtained the royal license, in 1823, to be called Devonport--a very inappropriate name, Plymouth being wholly within the county of Devon, while Hamoaze is equally in Devon and Cornwall.

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