cashier
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1.0
- noun
- /kæˈʃɪr/
:
cajero
- The cashier at the grocery store scanned my items and told me the total.
- job as a cashier
- responsibility of the cashier
- cashier's check
You know who that's comparable to fast food cooks and cashiers at at checkout stores.
- You know who that's comparable to fast food cooks and cashiers at at checkout stores.
- So it's not just like truck drivers and, you know, McDonald's cashiers and factory workers.
- These are folks who are working as frontline cashiers, clerks, servers, all of them.
- My cousin and the most senior other employee were the cashiers.
- I would buy a second phone and leave it at the register and have cashiers do this during downtime.
- The other day, I go to a supermarket, man, and the cashier goes, hey, hey, you need a mask?
- Like why are you giving restaurant advice to the cashier?
- and it's one lady who was a cashier at the what is that bed bath and beyond.
- And now we're going to go in the first shop in the world that doesn't have any cashiers.
- So we're going to see her reaction, how she reacts to a shock with no cashiers at all.
- But if it's like they're like a cashier or something, sorry.
- Like that changes your life being a fucking cashier.
- So if you are kind of don't talk to the minority cashier, you're racist.
Examples
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This man comes into our store saying the exact same story, but he must have forgot that I was his cashier as he comes up to me again.
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I was a cashier at a Trade Centre in Boxburg.
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Anyway, the cashier says, all right, guys, have a good day.
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OK, Now the the cashier is going to be waiting until somebody shows up in line, right?
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-Pay the cashier right over there.
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Even though my Charlie had been head cashier at the bank, we were not anywhere near rich.
Fiction book (1990) -
The other day, I go to a supermarket, man, and the cashier goes, hey, hey, you need a mask?
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At the end of the day, the cashier prints a cash receipt report.
Academic text (2004) -
After placing the second item in the bag, the cashier requests, "A dollar ninety-nine, please."
Academic text (2002) -
Bruno slides a $15 check to the cashier, who counts a stack of bills.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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1.1
A person who helps customers and handles sales at a shop
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1.4
A bank worker who handles customers' cash at the counter
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2.1
A person who works at a bank and helps customers with money
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7.2
A person who serves customers at a counter, for example in a diner
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2.9
A person who handles money and checks for customers at a shop or bank
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1.9
A person who helps customers buy things in a store
A person who serves customers from behind a counter in a diner or shop
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cashier originally named the person who kept the 'box' of money. It comes from French caissier, from caisse 'box' (like Latin capsa), and you can see the same idea in cash — someone who looks after the money.