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Contents 1 Computing 2 Sounds 3 Media and entertainment 3.1 Film and television 3.2 Other media 4 Other meanings 5 See also

Click may refer to:

[edit] Computing

• Point-and-click, a gesture made with a computer input device such as a mouse
• Klik, a type of visual computer programming
• Clik! The former name of Iomega's PocketZip removable media

[edit] Sounds

• Click consonant, a type of vocalization
• Snap (fingers), the act of creating a cracking sound with one's fingers

[edit] Media and entertainment

[edit] Film and television

• Click (film)
• Click (game show), an American TV series hosted by Ryan Seacrest
• Click (TV series), a BBC TV series covering technology news
• Click (Philippine TV series), a teen drama
• A third-season episode of the Goosebumps television series about a boy named Seth Gold who gets a remote control in the mail that can control reality.
• Click, a character in Bionicle: The Legend Reborn who is a Scarabax Beetle that gained the ability to change into a shield.

[edit] Other media

• Click (comics), a series of comic books
• Klick (fictional species), an alien race in the Alternity roleplaying game
• KLIK, a radio station (1240 AM) licensed to Jefferson City, Missouri, USA
• A short story by R. L. Stine in his book Tales to Give You Goosebumps
• Nickname of radio host Tom Magliozzi
• Click (novel), a novel written by ten authors

[edit] Other meanings

• Click (heart sound), a concept in cardiology
• Clicking (manufacturing), the die cutting of metal or leather
• Click chemistry, a concept in chemistry introduced by K. Barry Sharpless
• Hyundai Click, a car
• Klick, a kilometre (U.S. military slang)
• A component of a ratchet, also called a pawl
• The former name of the department store section of Acme Fresh Market

[edit] See also

• Clique (disambiguation)

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