0 the area next to a dock where goods can be stored before being put onto or after being taken off ships
1 the area next to a dock where goods can be stored before being put onto or taken off ships:
As the train drew up on the dockside, he was getting his hand traps together, when the carriage door was wrenched open and a young man jumped in.
Manchester merchants and their agents crowded dockside in these ports seeking out the best yarn on the earliest vessels to meet the demands of their manufacturing clients.
I am asking about canteens for the dockside.
Furthermore, all roads begin and end at every railway station and goods yard, at every dockside and at every airport.
The dockers, who were then very casual labourers, were picked out at random when they gathered at the dockside seeking employment.
The person who sold them in the market, that is, the wholesaler, also collected them at the dockside or direct from the grower.
The corporation is committed to securing extensive riverside and dockside access throughout its area.
Similarly, he related all his claims about the inland bay to that dockside area.
