The word clicko returns a few Google results and has an Urban Dictionary entry dated Dec 26, 2005 so someone thought of it before. But it only has 9 thumbs so it appears it hasn't been popularized it yet.
Clicko
Aaron wrote in the Content DJ comments that he wanted to coin the word "clicko," defined as being like a typo but with an accidental mouse click instead of a keystroke. I love this word because you instantly recognize what it means. Aaron's example: “Dude, why did you draft the Jaguars defense, when the Bears and Panthers defenses were both available?” “It was a clicko on my part.”
The word clicko returns a few Google results and has an Urban Dictionary entry dated Dec 26, 2005 so someone thought of it before. But it only has 9 thumbs so it appears it hasn't been popularized it yet.
The word clicko returns a few Google results and has an Urban Dictionary entry dated Dec 26, 2005 so someone thought of it before. But it only has 9 thumbs so it appears it hasn't been popularized it yet.
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Just to give you an idea of how underused the word clicko is: the Urban Dictionary entry for a Roycie has almost twice as many thumbs. And I think every single one of them is from our group of friends.
ReplyDeleteI added a thumb up to both Clicko and Roycie.
ReplyDeleteYou're an effin clicko...good idea btw
ReplyDeleteAnother statement about the underuse of "clicko" - if you Google the term "clickos" our blog is now the third hit
ReplyDeleteSo that's how we're defining unpopular/non-mainstream? When Google returns our blog. That makes me feel sorry for Matthew Berry and his fantasy football Draft Day Manifesto.
ReplyDeleteOh man, do you listen to the ESPN fantasy football podcast? You've got to email in about this... a sad sad statement about Matthew Berry's unpopularity right there... we are the #2 result
ReplyDeleteDone and done.
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