clicking

1. flaming
2. annoying and warning people on AIM for fun and revenge

She was clicking me last night, and warned me to 100% so I couldn't sign on AIM for the rest of the night!

by Clicker March 15, 2004

chicky

Chique, hot, cool. A la mode.

The girl was chicky, all eyes looked on her as she entered the room.

by Nadia July 29, 2003

ball clicker

Once in a great while a mans sack will hang lower than normal. At this time when there hanging low, you can attempt this. First you take one testie in your hand drawing it back away from the other. Then letting it go to free fall towards the other testie. This principal is based on the ball clickers you see on desks of buiness people.

I tried the ball clicker on myself.

by zacherzach January 4, 2007

clickable

Something on which one can click using a mouse, on the internet or an interactive cd, online ads, etc. in order to promote a response from the computer

A-is that icon clickable?
B-no, it doesn't do anything.

by mwahahahaha October 6, 2003

clickocracy

the enormous impact of the internet on political campaigns, in spreading news, in generating enthusiasm, and in gaining financial donations.

Like it or not, we now belong to a clickocracy -- one nation under Google, with video and e-mail for all. By Jose Antonio Vargas
Washington Post Staff Writer

by Una Malachica April 1, 2008

Pity Click

A Pity Click occurs when a user is surfing the world wide web and clicks on a paid advertisement for a web site that either sucks or clearly does not make any money. Even though the user has no intention of purchasing the advertised good or service, he or she realizes that by clicking the ad, the web site owners will make some money.

I found this cool website that lets you download music for free. I got so much good stuff from them that I gave them a pity click so that they get some money.

by TheJerkMan March 13, 2008

pay per click

The method for incompetent SEO's to attract traffic for their websites by paying out vast money to search engines. The money is subsequently spent on browsers, time wasters and fraudulent clickers.
Pay per click follows a rigged auction model where no one knows how much the other is bidding, making the search engines huge sums of money for nothing.

pay per click advertisements are usually dispayed on the right hand side of search engine listings when typing in keywords

by Stakaman July 7, 2006