Through/Clickthrough/'Clickthru' - When a person clicks on an advertisement on a web page which takes them to the advertisers website. See PPC.

1610s, from click (v.). Click-beetle attested from 1830.

1580s, of imitative origin (compare Dutch and East Frisian klikken "to click; Old French clique "tick of a clock"). The figurative sense, in reference usually to persons, "hit it o [..]

A sound common in some non-Indo-European languages in Polynesia made by clucking the tongue or drawing in air with the tongue rather than expelling it from the lungs--such as the sound represented by [..]

When click tracking is enabled for a campaign, MailChimp tracking information is added to each url. When a tracked link is clicked in the campaign, this tracking info redirects the subscriber through [..]

the press and release of a button, typically on a mouse, to select or activate the region on the screen that the pointer is currently indicating, for instance, to select an icon or press an on-screen [..]

chink: a short light metallic sound snap: move or strike with a noise; "he clicked on the light"; "his arm was snapped forward" make a clicking or t [..]

a short snapping sound

The opportunity for a visitor to be transferred to a location by clicking on an ad‚ as recorded by the server.

Kilometre, as in 'travel 6-clicks south'

One click is one kilometer (1000 meters).

WebGuest Dictionary In advertising a "click" is used to mean a request for a page that contains an ad. Sometimes, a click is more narrowly defined as "a click on an ad". The click rate is the number of clicks (on an ad) as a percentage of the number of times that the ad was downloaded  with a page: a click rate o [..]

slang denoting a 'hit' film  

means pressing the left-hand (or only) mouse button once, as opposed to twice (see double click). If you don't know whether to click or double-click, try clicking, and if nothing happens, then do [..]

to position the pointer on an object or icon on the screen, then press and quickly release the mouse button will allow the user to selection and action.

(v) To tap on a mouse button, pressing it down and then immediately releasing it. Note that clicking a mouse button is different from pressing (or dragging) a mouse button, which implies that you hold [..]

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The opportunity for a visitor to be transferred to a location by clicking on an advertisement, as recorded by the server. A click does not guarantee that a visitor actually arrives at the requested target URL, it only measures the opportunity for the visitor to be transferred to the target URL. This means that a click will be considered valid even [..]

 A user action, such as clicking an ad with their mouse or touching the screen of a mobile device, which sends them to a click-through URL while OpenX records the event.

A shell-scheme system similar to both Octanorm and Sodem but requires click adaptors to attach the panels

To press the mouse button once (such as pointing it to the location you want to open).

To point with the mouse, press, then release the left mouse button. making jar files executable and double clickable

The opportunity for a visitor to be transferred to a location by clicking on an advertisement, as recorded by the server. A click does not guarantee that a visitor actually arrives at the requested target URL, it only measures the opportunity for the visitor to be transferred to the target URL. This means that a click will be considered valid even [..]

To press a mouse button. When done twice in rapid succession, it is referred to as a double-click.

When someone clicks on your ad, even if the person doesn’t reach your website (like in case it is temporarily unavailable) (Source)

To select an object by pressing the mouse button when the cursor is pointing to the required menu option, icon or hypertext link.

(n) a short light metallic sound(n) a stop consonant made by the suction of air into the mouth (as in Bantu)(n) a hinged catch that fits into a notch of a ratchet to move a wheel forward or prevent it [..]

A sound made with an ingressive oral airstream. Clicks are used in many cultures to express emotion, or as imitative sounds. An example is the “tut-tut” noise (a voiceless alveolar click) used to sign [..]

a short pulse of sound, often used to describe pulses produced by toothed whales for echolocation.

a keyboard or switch that makes an audible “click” sound when pressed. Clicky switches often include a tactile bump as well (see Tactile). Examples of clicky switches include Cherry MX Blue and Matias Click.

a colloquial term referring to a page view.

Unique traffic back to your site from a shared URL.

When the duration of a sound is less than a time threshold (about 20 milliseconds) required for pitch recognition, the sound is heard as a click rather than a tone.

Click is an audible metronome signal that the conductor and musicians hear through their headphones during recording. Click helps the conductor and musicians perform music at exactly the right tempo s [..]

The action of using a marker (most often a clicker) to pinpoint a desired behavior. May also be used to describe the sound the clicker makes.

The process by which a user presses one of the mouse buttons to achieve a desired result such as opening a new page by clicking on a link or accessing a pop-up menu.

A metric that measures the reaction of a user to an ad. For standard content ads, we count a click when a user clicks on an ad.

The name given to the smallest adjustment of a sight, it is an onomatopoeic word.

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