Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• announce one's presence; "I report to work every day at 9 o'clock". clock in ...
• Verb, 1. clock out
• 3. clock out. to masturbate; to beat off in a manner which makes you tired. Guy1" she broke up with you?" guy2"yeah man. Im about to go home and clock out".
• to record one's time of departure, usually by punching a time clock. I will clock out just before I go home. Jim clocked out early Tuesday to go to the doctor.
• 5 days ago ... Meaning of “clock out” in the English Dictionary ... clock out. (UK also clock off) informal. — phrasal verb with clock uk /kl?k/ us /kl??k/ verb [T].
• register one's departure from work. clock off, punch out · report

• 5 days ago ... to ?record the ?time you ?arrive at ?work on a ?special ?machine: What ?time did you ?clock in this ?morning? Clocking
• in ?time is 9.00 ...
• make a record of; set down in permanent form. clock off, clock out, ...
• register one's arrival at work. clock on, punch in · record, enter, put down
• clock in. Begin work, as in She clocked in late again. Also, clock out, end work, as in Please wait for me; I forgot to clock out. The allusion here is to punching a ...
• clock in, to begin work, especially by punching a time clock: She clocked in at 9 on the dot. 10. clock out, to end work, especially by punching a time clock:.
• Verb, 1. clock in