1. dry dock - Noun
2. dry dock - Verb
See under Dock.
Source: Webster's dictionarydry-dock
Also available are dry dock and hull and sail repair facilities. Source: Internet
Childs (2007), p. 199. Since the mid-1980s, the hull of the Mary Rose has been kept in a covered dry dock while undergoing conservation. Source: Internet
Constitution entered dry dock with a crowd of 10,000 observers on 16 June 1927. Source: Internet
Kitty Hawk moved into dry dock on 14 January 1973, and work began to convert the ship from an attack (CVA) to a multi-mission carrier (CV). Source: Internet
Kitty Hawk moved out of dry dock on 28 April 1973, and the next day, on her 12th birthday, was named a Multi-Purpose Aircraft Carrier (CV). Source: Internet
Kitty Hawk returned to San Diego 11 April 1997, immediately beginning a 15-month, $110 million overhaul, including three months in dry dock in Bremerton, from January to March 1998. Source: Internet