nounplural noun dockominiums

• 1US A waterfront condominium with a private mooring.

  ‘He said dockominiums may be fine for experienced boaters with a lot of money, but not for novices, and certainly not for anyone without a lot of money.’

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  • ‘And that's going to be conversion to dockominiums or upland condos, where you have to buy a half-million or million-dollar condo plus a slip just to be able to get the slip.’
  • ‘She specializes in marketing upscale waterfront homes and dockominiums with a proven track record of success.’
  • ‘Cruise in from Lake Michigan through a private channel to your safe harbor, luxury dockominium.’

  1. 1.1A privately owned landing stage at a marina.
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     • ‘At any moment there are 17 million privately owned boats afloat in marinas and dockominiums, stowed in garages or out on a voyage.’