right-click
verb
ˈrīt-ˈklik 
right-clicked; right-clicking
transitive + intransitive
: to press the rightmost button on a computer mouse or similar input device compare left-click
If you're using Chrome, Firefox or Safari 9, right-click on a browser tab and choose "Pin Tab."
Kim Komando
Kim KomandoThe toolbar can be turned off by right-clicking it and deselecting it from Explorer's list of available toolbars. Edward Mendelson
Edward MendelsonNote: In many modern computer interfaces, right-clicking will by default cause a menu of options to display. The specific options offered will vary according to the situation or chosen setup.
Word History
First Known Use
1989, in the meaning defined above
- a stab in the dark
- A star
- a step ahead of
- a step down
- a step in the right direction
- a step up
- a step up/down
- a stitch in time
- a stitch in time (saves nine)
- a stitch in time saves nine
- a stone's throw
- a stone's throw away
- a storm in a teacup
- a stroke of genius
- a stroke of work
- A student
- a sure bet
- a sure thing
- a swelled head
- a tad
- a taste of someone's own medicine
- a taste/dose of someone's own medicine
- a tempest in a teapot
- a tempo
- a tergo