to clique
- verb
- /klɪk/
- After a few weeks in school, she found a group to clique with and felt more at home.
Examples
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♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up, nah ♪ ♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up...
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Most of these cons don't clique.
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Means you're cliqued up with somebody.
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We clique together.
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Spencer tweeted, "We cliqued up in the 'Ville."
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Mr. Velka, isn't it true that you clique with La Onda, a group whose motto is: "Blood in, blood out," meaning you have to kill someone in order to become a member?
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♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up, nah ♪ ♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up...
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♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up, nah ♪ ♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up...
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♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up, nah ♪ ♪ I don't clique up, I don't clique up...
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The tone has gotten worse here, but to me it's mostly a few commenters who have cliqued up and try to drive debate here by means of splitting up the blog into camps, using Cole and the front-pagers as cover.
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Synonyms
To come together in a small group or make people do the same
To meet with others to spend time together
Antonyms
How Exclusive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clique as a verb comes from the same French idea and you can imagine people 'clicking' together to form a group. To clique is to join or form a small, closed group that often keeps others out.