click /klik/

1. A short, sharp ticking sound
2. Anything that makes such a sound, such as a latch for a gate
3. A clucking sound produced by sudden retraction of the tongue from the upper teeth, palate, or elsewhere, characteristic of certain S African native languages, represented, eg in Zulu, by C (dental), Q (retroflex), and X (lateral)
4. An act of pressing and releasing one of the buttons on a mouse (computing)

1. To make a light, sharp sound
2. To fit into place opportunely or successfully, esp to be naturally compatible, either socially or sexually, with another person (informal)
3. To press and release one of the buttons on a mouse to select an option on the screen (computing)

To fasten the latch of (a gate)

Performed by, or relating to the use of, computers, as in click fraud

click'able adjective (computing)

Able to be activated by clicking on a mouse

clickˈer noun

1. A person who or thing that clicks
2. The compositor who distributes the copy among a companionship of printers, makes up pages, etc
3. A person who cuts up leather for the uppers and soles of boots

clickˈing noun

The action of the verb

clickˈbait noun (comput sl)

Intriguing or sensational hyperlinks that encourage readers to click through to another website

click beetle noun

Any of various beetles of the family Elateridae, which can flip over with a clicking sound if on their back

clickˈ-clack noun

A persistent clicking noise

clickˈety-clickˈ or clickˈety-clackˈ noun

A continuous, usu regular, clicking sound

click fraud noun

The use of an automated process to click repeatedly on an online advertisement in order to gain undue revenue from the advertiser

clickˈjacking noun (comput sl)

The practice of diverting a computer user to an undesired website by means of a disguised hyperlink (from hijack)

clicks and mortar noun (commercial jargon)

Retailing that combines traditional outlets with the use of the Internet

clickˈstream noun (comput sl)

A path used in navigating cyberspace

clickˈ-through noun

An instance of a visitor to a website clicking on an advertisement in order to visit the advertiser's website

clickˈ-track noun

A series of regular beats played to musicians, usu through headphones, to help them to keep to the required tempo during a recording session

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