clicky
- adjective
- /ˈklɪki/
- Informal
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exclusivo
- In the office, there is a clicky atmosphere, as certain groups exclude others from their gatherings.
So thank you for inviting me into your super fucking clicky community.
- So thank you for inviting me into your super fucking clicky community.
- You know, just like any group of men, things get clicky.
- And at summer camp, things weren't as clicky.
- Like he literally, Diego literally says oh you know, this school is muy clicky.
- And I'm like, dude, everyone's kind of clicky with what they like in not in the whole makeup community, but people miss like some of the really hot good items.
Examples
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The new members found it hard to join discussions because the regulars were quite clicky.
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I feel like that's what was very like click clicky, like exclusive kids are spiteful at like that age, like preteen.
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So thank you for inviting me into your super fucking clicky community.
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And I'm like, dude, everyone's kind of clicky with what they like in not in the whole makeup community, but people miss like some of the really hot good items.
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The "hey, we're selling to group X... who cares if our methods are a turn-off to group Y?" is just clicky, insular, obnoxious, and rude to customers who don't fit the primary targeting data.
Blog text (27) -
His clicky behavior at the party made newcomers feel unwelcome and left out.
Synonyms
2
7.7
Likely to form small groups of friends that exclude others
2
7.5
A place or group that is friendly to members but keeps new people out
1
8.2
Forming small groups that make other people feel unwelcome
Antonyms
How Exclusive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clicky can come from the word clique, which means a 'small, closed group', and the adjective form describes that kind of behaviour. So if people are 'clicky' they act like a small group that is unfriendly or keeps others out.