Google Clicker

An unofficial job title to describe a person who does little more than surf the internet at work.

Since things have slowed down at the office, I've become a $30/hr google clicker.

by The Private Investigator January 30, 2009

clicker-by

n. 1. A person who clicks by web pages, especially casually or by chance.
2. Web surfer of sorts.

1. The information in my blog will most certainly add a wrinkle to some fortuitous clicker-by's brain.
2. The enormous boobs on that hot chick abruptly caught the attention of the innocent clicker-by.
3. The hacker created a web page where a careless clicker-by may unknowingly download a virus.

by The Shizphactory February 29, 2008

Clickerjack

A meaningless insult that can be used to go off your head at someone while leaving them confused.

Guy 1: Fuck off you fucking clickerjack!
Guy 2: What the fucks a clickerjack?

Guy 1: YOU FUCKING CLICKERJACK!!!
Guy 2: What the fuck is a clickerjack...

by FlipStar April 20, 2015

The clicker

Channel Changer

Fred: Christina give me the clicker.

Christina: find a good movie to watch.

by Therealbusman June 10, 2018

slam-clicker

People who upon checking into a hotel with others remain in their rooms instead of socializing. Used by airline crew to describe those who don't go out.

Slam - as in closing the door
Click - as in locking it immediately

also see: Olymic Flames

Flight attendant: "We arrived in London and were ready to party, unfortunately many in our crew were 'slam-clickers' and we never saw them."

by zorrobubba August 16, 2009

Clicker

Clicker is commonly know as a fraudster, someone that uses stolen credits from the darkweb to buy expensive goods like Moncler, Gucci; any design brands and offer 50% off or a percentage off. Term clicker is mainly used in London to describe other fraudsters.

Daniel: Bro this Canada goose cost bare

Mark: Shout my man he’s a patterned Clicker

by Issa D1 January 10, 2021

Clicker's Remorse

The internet analog of buyer's remorse, wherein one comes to regret having clicked on a link of interest after they look up at the clock minutes or hours later and realize that they have invested an inordinate amount of time reading an article, playing a game, conversing with someone, looking at photos, etc. which they would not have spent had they resisted the impulse to "check it out"...

Upon looking up at the clock and realizing he'd spent the last 2 hours choosing the cuter kitten after clicking on the link his sister had emailed him Danny developed a strong feeling of clicker's remorse for not having resisted the urge to click on the link.

by drbeer November 27, 2012