dover
/ˈdoʊ.vər/Definitions
1. noun
A seaport in Kent, England, and the administrative centre of the Dover District.
“The ferry from France arrived in Dover.”
2. noun
A town or city, especially one that has been a fortified place since ancient times.
“The historic city of Dover is a popular tourist destination.”
3. verb
To cover (something) with a layer of something else, especially to protect or decorate it.
“The artist dove her painting with a thin layer of varnish.”
4. verb
To dive or plunge into water, often as part of a sport or activity.
“The diver dove into the pool for the morning exercise.”