Definition of typist
: a person who types especially as a job
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According to a news release from the county, Smith worked for the clerk's office from November 1984 to February 2012, holding numerous positions from typist clerk to computer maintenance clerk to judicial court clerk.
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His father ran a men’s clothing store, his mother worked as a typist.
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Cherry Reds also don't make much sound, which may bother typists who are used to at least some clickety-clack even with rubber-domed keyboards.
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Devoted typists adore mechanical keyboards, but all of their internal hardware usually pushes entry prices up towards the $100 mark.
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Questions are piling up about 911, police response The ordinance calls for the creation of 11 new full-time positions – five dispatch supervisors, three clerk typists level positions, two management analysts and a computer/programmer analyst.
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This middle-of-the-road approach makes Browns viable for both typists and gamers.
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Davis, a supply typist, knew Doolittle at Kelly in the early 1920s, Hussey said.
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SpeakWrite says its typists on average earn around $300 per month, while the top earners pull in over $3,000.
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First Known Use of typist
1885
TYPIST Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of typist for English Language Learners
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: a person who uses a typewriter or a computer keyboard
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: a person who works in an office and whose main job is typing letters, memos, etc.
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