klick
/kɪlk/; /kɪk/ (especially in American English)
Definitions
1. noun
A unit of measurement for sound levels, typically defined as the sound pressure level of a sound that is perceived as 1 phon, or a unit of loudness equal to the loudness of a whisper.
“The sound levels exceeded 120 klicks during the concert.”
2. noun
A click, especially one made by a mouse or other computer input device.
“The klick of the mouse on the screen highlighted the selected text.”
3. noun
A unit of measurement for distance, especially in military contexts, equivalent to 1 kilometer (1000 meters).
“The soldiers marched 5 klicks before reaching the base camp.”
4. verb
To click, especially with a mouse or other computer input device.
“She klicked on the link to open the new webpage.”
5. verb
To make a clicking sound.
“The clock klicked loudly in the quiet room.”