Idiom of the day: Click

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This month's cartoon is based on the double meaning of click.

Definitions of Click

Click: In computing, to click means to press a button on a mouse. The word comes from the sound that is made when you click - it makes a clicking sound!:
"When you have chosen the file you want, click on 'Open'."

Click: To go or fit together with ease - to become friendly:
"They clicked from their first meeting."
"My wife and I clicked from the first time we met."

Note: Click can also be used to mean 'to suddenly understand or remember':
"I didn't know how to answer the maths question, then it clicked."
"When she started talking to me, it suddenly clicked where I had met her before."

Comments

click click :P

 I didn't know that click does( does or did ???? ) mean to become friendly .

 Thanx for the information 

 

CLICK

When I looked at this page after my HOLIDAYS, it suddenly clicked where I had seen it before:)

Thanks for new idiom!:)

Hope you had a good holiday.

Hope you had a good holiday. Welcome home!

Thanks,

Chris