† indockv.
Obsolete.
To put in dock, to dock: in quot. 1611 figurative (in past participle) Intently fixed, ‘anchored’.Apparently an isolated use.
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1611 in T. Coryate Crudities sig. h2 Nimble Tom,..Whose minde on trauels still indockt Eates Obseruations by the eyes, Hath spu'd a booke of Crudities, Which Vulcans forge will not concoct.
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v.1611- niocalite
- niopo
- nip
- nip and tuck
- nip and tuck folder
- nip at a person or animal's heels
- nip at the heels of
- nip bottle
- nip by the head
- nip by the neck
- nip by the pate
- nip comb
- nip in the bloom
- nip in the bud
- nip in the head
- nip in the neck
- nip in the pate
- nip joint
- nip on the head
- nip on the neck
- nip on the pate
- nip or crush in the bud
- nip-bud
- nip-nosed
- nip-skin