Clerks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLERKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLERK, to serve as an office worker
• work as a clerk
NOUN:
• a person employed in an office or bank to keep records, accounts, and undertake other routine administrative duties
• an official in charge of the records of a local council or court
• a senior official in Parliament.
• a lay officer of a cathedral, parish church, college chapel, etc.
• a receptionist in a hotel
• an assistant in a shop
• a member of the clergy.
• a literate or scholarly person.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to serve as a clerk (an office worker)

Words related to CLERKS

clerk11 clerked14 clerking15

Words that contain CLERKS

clerkship20 subclerks17 clerkships21 checkclerks28 salesclerks17

How to use CLERKS in a sentence

• I think that the schools and colleges are factories for making clerks and Government servants.
• A few are engaged in agriculture, and those who are at all educated are employed as clerks.
• My wife acted as cook at the salt works, in the headquarters for the president, managers and clerks.
• One of the clerks after dark lighted a lamp, looked up some papers, blew out the lamp and locked the door.
• Kindly tell the clerks that they are free for the rest of the day.
• Negroes working in stores often acquired a fair education by assisting clerks.
• The brotherhood of railway clerks SEE Henig, Harry.
• It was closed, for he had told his clerks he should not come back after court, and that they could go at half-past four.
• The most mathematical of clerks never thinks of it as real, after returning through the straits that lead into decent streets, where there are passengers, shops, and taverns.
• The riots between the Oxford townsmen and the clerks of the university on St.
• The English were led by the Archbishop of York, and so many clerks were killed that the battle acquired the name of the Chapter of Mitton.
• Innocent spectators might have thought them clerks taking bills of lading from a merchant.
• The depot is at present under the charge of a chief factor, assisted by a chief trader, a surgeon, and two clerks.
• A few months later I chanced to see my youngest boy and one of my clerks coming out of the door of that saloon.
• I have thought it better to put it under your cover, lest it might be opened by some of his clerks, in the case of his absence.
• After dinner I had some conversation with one of the hotel clerks.
• The concern originated in a small shop, where, some fifty years ago, a Scotchwomen sold candy, with her two boys as clerks.
• The other was likewise a man of fortune, violently attached to the same principles, though he had taken the oaths to the present government as one of the six clerks in chancery.
• The following morning Elisabeth received a letter from one of the clerks at the Osierfield, informing her that Mr.
• The clerks made their obeisance, and Anton took the seat appointed to him at the end of a long table, among the younger of his brethren.
• He was surprised to find all the clerks assembled, as they had been on the day of his arrival, and he saw at a glance that they were embarrassed by his appearance.
• It was not my particular duty to wait upon customers except in a rush of trade, or early in the day before the other clerks had arrived.
• The work done by men and women Counter Clerks is identical.
• Much agitation is abroad in relation to the pay of teachers, clerks, and skilled workmen, but that is another question which cannot be considered here.
• Belcher came in, looking from side to side, with the air of a man who owned all he saw, even the clerks, who respectfully bowed to him as he passed, he found Mr.
• He ran his fingers through his thick yellow-gray hair, and hooked his legs in and out of each other as he sat, and bullied his clerks within an inch of their lives.
• One of the things that your Majesty needs most in this county is intelligent clerks for the efficient administration of the royal revenues.
• The business of this department requires a large number of clerks.

Similar words containing CLERK without suffix s

clerk11 clerked14 clerkly16 clerkdom17 clerkess14 clerking15 clerkish17 subclerk16 clerkdoms18 clerklier15 clerklike19 clerkling16 clerkship20 subclerks17 checkclerk27 clerkesses16 clerkliest16 clerklings17 clerkships21 salesclerk16 checkclerks28 clerkliness17 salesclerks17 clerklinesses19

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