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Definition of docker

docker

/ˈdɑː.kɚ/
dock · er

Plural:dockers
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1

British A person employed in a port to load and unload ships.

Example

"The dockers worked through the night to unload the cargo ship before the storm arrived."


2

A culinary tool with a spiked roller used to prick dough before baking to prevent it from blistering or rising unevenly.

Example

"The baker rolled a docker across the pastry sheet to ensure the crust would bake flat."

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