docket
/ˈdɑkɪt/
verb
- To enter or list something on a docket or schedule.
- The judge docketed the motion for a hearing next week.
- We need to docket the maintenance requests before the end of the day.
- The clerk will docket the new cases tomorrow morning.
- To label or document a package or shipment with a docket.
- The shipping department dockets every order with a tracking number.
- Please docket each box before it leaves the warehouse.
- They forgot to docket the package, so it was delayed.
noun
- A list of cases to be heard in a court of law.
- The judge reviewed the docket before the morning session began.
- The court clerk updates the docket every afternoon.
- Her case was added to the crowded docket for next month.
- A list or schedule of things to be done or dealt with.
- I have a full docket of meetings today.
- The committee's docket includes three new proposals.
- He added the project to his docket for next week.
- A document or label listing the contents of a package or the details of a shipment.
- The warehouse worker checked the docket against the actual goods.
- Please attach the docket to the outside of the box.
- The shipping docket listed all the items in the crate.