Chiefly in British contexts. A person employed to draw up documents, keep records or accounts, or perform other administrative duties; a secretary, a…

A writer of books; an author, a scholar. Also: a scribe. Obsolete.

A secretary, clerk, or scribe. Obsolete. rare.

A scribe, copyist, or clerk; = scrivener, n. 1a.

A person employed to copy or transcribe documents, or to write documents on behalf of someone else; a scribe, a copyist; a clerk, a secretary…

A scribe, copyist, or clerk; = scrivener, n. 1a; spec. (Scottish) a clerk or secretary serving in a military unit. Obsolete.

A clerk whose occupation is to use a pen (as distinguished from a clergyman or scholar), a secretary; (more generally) a writer. Also figurative.

A public official employed by a court, council, municipality, etc., to write or keep records or accounts and perform other administrative duties…

A clerk, secretary, or scribe; esp. a clerk employed by a merchant or trader. Cf. scrivener, n. 1a, scrivano, n.

A person employed to use the pen on behalf of someone else; a person whose business is to write or copy documents; a clerk or secretary, a notary…

A clerk, secretary, or scribe; (also occasionally) a notary; = scrivener, n. 1a 1b. Frequently in Italian or Spanish-speaking contexts.

(a) = quill-driver, n., (b) ‘one who cleanses feathers by whisking them about’ (Johnson).

A writer, esp. a scribe, a copyist.

A professor or teacher in a Muslim school or college; a schoolmaster; a scribe, clerk.

In southern India: an Indian clerk or writer.

A person whose job involves writing, esp. of a repetitious or tedious nature; a (hack) writer; a clerk. Cf. pen-pusher, n.

A clerk.

A native writer or accountant; a clerk employed in a merchant's office for making purchases, etc.

A person who works with or is skilled in using a pen; a writer. Cf. pen-pusher, n.