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room clerk
noun
- a clerk at a hotel who assigns rooms to guests, keeps the guest register, sorts the incoming mail, etc.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of room clerk1
Example Sentences
When 16-year-old Arabia Roberts put on the black judgeâs robe and entered the courtroom, another high school student acting as a law room clerk shouted, âAll rise.â
We first meet Jewell as a supply room clerk rolling a mail cart through an office.
The broad range of positions affected include commissioners, medical officers within the Department of Corrections, petroleum geologists, prosecutors, administrative assistants and a mail room clerk.
The governorâs office alerted Marvin that it had received an anonymous tip: Holdenâs trusted messenger and mail room clerk was in the country illegally and had been for years, the caller said.
When the emergency room clerk asked Beatrice for her stepbrotherâs name, address, and phone number, Roy impulsively had stepped forward and blurted his own.
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