Associations to the word «Clerk»
Noun
- Judge
- Graduation
- Circuit
- Justice
- Court
- Attorney
- Appeal
- Hon
- Store
- Law
- Firm
- Lawyer
- Chief
- Superior
- Chancery
- Notary
- Clerk
- Maxwell
- Solicitor
- Registrar
- Yale
- Treasurer
- Desk
- Copying
- Auditor
- Coroner
- Associate
- Bailiff
- Postmaster
- Surveyor
- Ledger
- Felix
- Shopkeeper
- Accountant
- Exchequer
- Recorder
- Grocery
- Schoolmaster
- Parson
- Salesman
- Warren
- Chaucer
- Kennedy
- Commissary
- Supervisor
- Booking
- Magistrate
- Barrister
- Filing
- Tradesman
- Joining
- Sexton
- Grocer
- Salary
- Quartermaster
- Cipher
- Anthony
- Courtroom
- Bookstore
- Moderator
- Counter
- Columbia
- Paperwork
- Harvard
- Office
- Motel
- Sheriff
- States
- Assistant
- Juror
- School
- Magnetism
- Esq
- Admiralty
- Typing
- Payroll
- Courthouse
- Shipping
- Scribe
- Faraday
- United
- Mechanic
- Superintendent
- Waitress
- Labourer
Adjective
Verb
Pictures for the word «Clerk»
Wiktionary
CLERK, noun. One who occupationally works with records, accounts, letters, etc.; an office worker.
CLERK, noun. A facilitator of a Quaker meeting for business affairs.
CLERK, noun. (archaic) In the Church of England, the layman that assists in the church service, especially in reading the responses (also called parish clerk).
CLERK, verb. To act as a clerk, to perform the duties or functions of a clerk
Dictionary definition
CLERK, noun. An employee who performs clerical work (e.g., keeps records or accounts).
CLERK, noun. A salesperson in a store.
CLERK, verb. Work as a clerk, as in the legal business.
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