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verb

/cuh-lie-sing/

1. To cut your words short.
2. To not fully enunciate a word.
Person 1: "I don't give a fuh..."
Person 2: "Say it."
Person 1: "I don't give a fuh..."
Person 2: "C'mon say it!"
Person 1: "I don't give a fuh..."
Person 2: "Stop clicing, and say the fucking word!"
Person 1: "I don't give a fuck!"
Person 2: "Good job."
Clicing by McHesp July 31, 2020
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Clitingles

When a woman’s clitoris gets aroused and tingles.
My wife said “When you touch my nipples, it gives me the clitingles.”
Clitingles by Chucktastic68 June 2, 2018

clitingles

When your wife’s clitoris tingles when you touch her.
Sucking on my wife’s nipples gives her the clitingles.
clitingles by Chucktastic68 June 5, 2018

elephant clicking

When a technical person (developer, engineer, scientist, et al.) uses a UI tool to solve a problem instead of the command line or underlying program.

The 'elephant' comes from the PostgreSQL elephant and the many related SQL GUI clients that allow developers to avoid using SQL from the command line for queries. However, this phrase is not limited to PostgreSQL and can refer to any other GUI or related to tool that allows a user to click around to find their way.

This phrase originated at Even Financial, an incomparable Fintech company in the heart of NYC.
Alex: I use the debugger to step-through my code when there's unexpected behavior.

Ross: STOP ELEPHANT CLICKING, YOU ELEPHANT CLICKER!!!
A verb used to define the gastrointestinal aftermath of dining in the Cuicacalli Dining Hall at San Diego State University. Cuicing often involves fiercely gripping the railing in the handicap stalls while dropping the kids off at the pool.
"Dude, I was cuicing for like 3 hours last night. It was TERRIBLE!"
Cuicing by idiotext January 7, 2009

Clicking 

Scamming/Cashing out. Clicking means to commit any cyber crime related to getting money or property.
1. ) "Yo bro, this job is cool and all but im finna quit and start clicking fr"

2. ) "Yo bro, send me them clicking methods, them old jawns is dead"
Clicking by yesitsjohndoe December 15, 2020

Clicking / UK slang 

Clicking is an Uk 🇬🇧 slang for CC fraud (credit card fraud)
Wagwan bro, if you wanna make money shout me, I’ll show you how to start clicking / uk slang💷
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