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bait chick 

when you are in a slump with girls you start dating a couple that you are not interested in. because whenever you are dating one more come around. Its like fishing, you don't eat the worm on your hook do you?
yeah I went on another date with that girl again, she is annoying but she makes a good bait chick.
bait chick by John Moakler October 2, 2008

click bait hero 

click bait hero (n): an online Samaritan who saves many the pain of opening a sensationalised article by releasing the mundane details in the thread below, typically attaining top comment status.
TOP COMMENT: All you need to know is that Will Smith got his name because it is short for 'William'.

REPLY: You sir, are a click bait hero!
click bait hero by Spagalucci October 1, 2016

Click-Bait 

When a news article or link has a provocative title in order to get you to click on it.
Even though it's actually total sensationalism bullshit.
TITLE
'President Obama loves KKK!?'

"Hey what the fuck, Deshaun you see this shit?"
"Ahah man, that shit's just click-bait!"
*click*
"Obama loves the Krispey Kreme's new special item, 'Krispey Glazed Bear Claws.'"
Click-Bait by John Nostalgia August 2, 2014

Click bait 

An urban dictionary reader searched the term "click bait." What happened next will shock you.
I'm never gonna click that link--there's no story there. It's click bait!
Click bait by Brianator37 June 24, 2016

click bait 

An eyecatching link on a website which encourages people to read on. It is often paid for by the advertiser ("Paid" click bait) or generates income based on the number of clicks.
This is not news, really. It’s click bait, the stuff pageviews are made of.

OR

This is the worst article I've ever read, clearly from a massive Microsoft hater or paid by Apple/Google. It's just paid FUD clickbait, wouldn't expect any better of news.com.au. Source: Whirlpool Forum 21 Oct 2012.
click bait by John Prior October 30, 2012

click bait 

A title or preview for a website, video, or other form of media that is misleading. It either doesn't have anything to do with the media or is providing false information.
An example of click bait is a title that says "Make hundreds of dollars easy!" but then links to an article promoting a window washing company. Or, a video title like "New gameplay of GAME!" with no actual gameplay in the video.

In a Sentence:
The website said that this article would tell me how to make a lot of money but it was just promoting a company, such a clickbait title.