dockage
Harbor mooring charge
Dockage refers to fees charged for using a dock or the facilities themselves: The marina's dockage rates increase during summer months.
It can also mean the act of docking a vessel or the space available for moored boats.
In agriculture, dockage is foreign material mixed with grain—weed seeds, chaff, dirt—that must be removed or discounted from the sale weight.
Minor error or misstep
- quayWaterfront loading platform
- wharfShip docking structure
- pierWaterfront landing structure
- jettyStructure extending into water
marina · anchorage · mooring · berth · landing · pontoon · harbor · port
Traffic-blocking vertical post
- cleatShoe spike for grip
- hawserThick nautical tethering rope
- lineContinuous mark or queue
- ropeThick twisted fibers
fender · anchor · buoy · capstan · winch · knot · tie-up · gangway
slip
Minor error or misstep
jetty · marina · anchorage · mooring · berth · landing · pontoon · harbor · port · waterfront
bollard
Traffic-blocking vertical post
rope · fender · anchor · buoy · capstan · winch · knot · tie-up · gangway · bow
tariff
Tax on traded goods
rate · dues · rental · payment · cost · invoice · billing · assessment · surcharge · wharfage
drydock
Drained basin for hull work
- shipyardVessel construction site
- slipwayInclined shore for launching
- breakwaterCoastal wave-blocking structure
seawall · bulkhead · crane · loading · unloading · stevedore · longshoreman · cargo · container · terminal
- docksberth, boat slip, wharf, quay, pier
- marina servicesboat storage, fueling, boat launch, mooring, haul-out
- grain qualityprotein content, moisture content, gluten content, hardness, foreign material
- port feeswharfage, port charges
- port operationsstevedoring, cargo handling, harbor pilots, dockworkers, cargo loading
- boatingboat, ferry, motorboat, motorboats, cruise
dockageopen water
Unobstructed body navigable freely
sea passage · sailing · underway · at sea · voyage
dock, docks, docked, docking, dockyard, dockside, dockworker, dockhand, dry-dock