What is "clerked"

Usage examples of "clerked".

Crease, a veteran of almost a half century on the Federal bench and the son of a legendary Supreme Court justice for whom he clerked as a youth, died yesterday in his chambers at the district court here.

She clerked in Winney's Dry Goods Store and lived with her mother, who had married a second husband.

He clerked in a firm that summer, a big firm in Kansas City, and it soured him.

His father was a slender, slightly bald man who clerked in a grocery store.

Eleanor Balfour from the regional nursing office and Terrence Hall, who clerked for the Farley boys.

When he had clerked in that liquor-store he must have been good at jollying his customers along and making tie-in sales.