dogger (n.)
"two-masted fishing boat," used in North Sea fishery, mid-14c., a word of unknown origin, perhaps from Dutch. It likely is the source of the name Dogger Bank (1660s) for the great banks of shoals in the North Sea that are drowned lands from the Ice Age. Related: Doggerman.
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