clicked

Meanings

• The act of pressing a button or key.

  - "He clicked the mouse to open the document."
  - "She clicked the remote control to change the channel."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with clicked
click , brick , pick , tick

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Homophones

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1. Click (en) : To press a button or key
   

2. Click (ja) : クリック (kurikkoku) - To press a button or key (using a mouse or other pointing device)
   

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Variants

List of all variants of clicked that leads to same result
click , clickable , clicked , clicking , clicks , click through , clicked through , clicking through , clicks through , left-click , left-clicked , left-clicking , left-clicks , right-click , right-clicked , right-clicking , right-clicks , double-click , double-clicked , double-clicking , double-clicks

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Forms

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The verb 'click' is commonly used in its base form to describe the act of pressing a button or key. However, there are also some common variations of the verb 'click' that are used in specific contexts. For example, the gerund form of the verb 'click' - that is, 'clicking' - is often used to describe the act of repeatedly pressing a button or key. Another common variation of the verb 'click' is the past participle form - that is, 'clicked' - which is often used to describe the state or condition of something that has been clicked. For example, in the sentence 'The button was clicked, and the page reloaded.', the past participle form of the verb 'click' - that is, 'clicked' - is used to describe the state or condition of the button after it has been clicked.

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Etymology

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From Middle English clikken, from clike, a clap, probably imitative.

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Related Concepts

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1. Mouse click: A single press of a computer mouse button, which is used to select an item on the screen or to activate a command or function.

2. Double click: A quick succession of two single presses of a computer mouse button, which is used to open a file or to launch a program or application.

3. Right-click: A click of a computer mouse button using the right hand or right mouse button, which is used to open a context menu or to access other advanced functions or options.

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Culture

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In literature and art, the act of clicking is often depicted as a significant moment or event. For example, in a painting by Edvard Munch, the title character is depicted as clicking a lever, which is symbolic of his desire to control the world around him.

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