clerk

5 letters in word "clerk": C E K L R.

No anagrams for clerk found in this word list.

Words found within clerk:

cel el elk er erk lek re rec reck

• Definitions:
• an employee who performs clerical work (e.g., keeps records or accounts) salesclerk: a salesperson in a store work as a clerk, as in the legal business
• The word clerk, derived from the Latin clericus meaning 'cleric', i.e. clergyman(Latin was the foremost language used at most early medieval courts, writing mainly entrusted to clergy as most laymen couldn't even read), can denote someone who works in an office and whose duties include record ...
• The '''''' of a Quaker meeting is a critical role for the conduct of Quaker affairs. The clerk conducts the meeting for business or committee meeting in the spirit of worship. ...
• The clerks are the adult members of the college choirs of the universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
• Person who acts as business assistant to the ironmaster, manages the company store, keeps track of the iron company’s business records, and is the paymaster.
• Officer of the court responsible for the keeping of court records. May be the Circuit Clerk, Deputy Clerk, or Chief Associate Clerk. See also Circuit Clerk and Deputy Clerk.
• The clerk or deputy clerk of the court.
• (a) Any clergyman. (b) A man in minor orders. (c) One in charge of accounts or records. (d) A scholar.
• A clerk is a POS user set up by a Manager. Each Clerk has a corresponding ID, or number, that they use to log in, a password also used to log in, and a security level between 0 and 9 that defines what POS functions they have access to. A Clerk may or may not be assigned Manager privileges. .
• This term is used to describe the officer with responsibility for the general administration of the Authority. This appointment is made under Section 16 of the Police Act 1996. ...
• an official public clerk
• keeper of the records
• Keeps records and supervises administrative affairs.
• (Latin clericus.) A cleric or clergyman; a person in holy orders. In the Middle Ages the word was rarely used to denote a layman who could write.
• The clerk sits at the desk in front of the judge, is an officer of the court, and keeps a record of papers filed. The clerk has custody of the pleadings and records of the trial of the case, orders made by the court during the trial, and the verdict at the end of the trial. ...
• The Chief Executive Officer of any Grove. This person is elected from the Grove and is the main business representative, record keeper, correspondent, etc., for the Grove. The Clerk serves for a year and a day, and may serve up to three terms consecutively. ...
• The person employed by the principal auctioneer or auction firm to record what is sold and to whom and for what price.

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