1. past tense of docket; to make a brief entry of proceedings in a legal case
Usage: legal
2. past tense of docket; to place on a list or schedule for consideration

Examples

• The clerk docketed the new case this morning.
• All motions must be docketed before the hearing.
• The judge docketed the trial for next month.
• The court docketed several appeals yesterday.
• The attorney docketed the filing immediately.
• The case was docketed under number 2023-CV-1045.