dock

To deduct money from someone's wages or a sum due as a penalty.

"They docked his pay for lateness."

To bring a ship or spacecraft into a dock or alongside another vessel.

"The ferry docked at the pier."

An enclosed area of water in a port for ships to load, unload, or repair.

"The ship entered the dry dock."

The enclosed area in a criminal court where the accused person stands.

"The defendant stood in the dock."