English

Noun

embarcadere ‎(plural embarcaderes)

1. Alternative spelling of embarcadère
   • 1849, Peter Lund Simmonds, Simmonds's colonial magazine and foreign miscellany, page 311:

     ...there are only from five to six leagues from that port to the embarcadere of Rio Naipi...

   • 1985, Michael Anthony, First in Trinidad, page 108:

     An embarcadere (an improvised wharf) was established at that point, and even today in the 1980s the place is known as "Embarcadere".

   • 2006, Madison Smartt Bell, The Stone That the Builder Refused, page 128:

     At last T found Dessalines down at the port, walking back and forth along the embarcadere.

Synonyms

• wharf
• pier