noun 1.the use of a
wharf:
to charge higher rates for wharfage. 2.storage of goods at a
wharf:
conditions that make wharfage hazardous. 3.the charge or payment for the use of a
wharf:
to pay one's wharfage monthly. 4.wharves collectively, especially the number of
wharves in a particular port.
Origin: 1425–75; late Middle English; see
wharf,
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Wharfage
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