Definition of clicket in English:

clicket

(also kliket)

noun ˈklɪkɪt

Regional

1The latch of a door or gate.
2A catch, holdfast, bolt, etc., that fastens something by falling or springing into position. Now rare.

verb ˈklɪkɪt

no object To make, or cause something to make, a click or clicking sound; = "click".

Origin

Middle English. From Anglo-Norman cliket, cleket, clequet, kliket and Middle French cliquet, clicquet leper's rattle, clap-dish, latch, bolt, clapper of a mill, chatter, nattering, (plural) a type of rattle or castanet, lid of a container from Old French cliketer<br>late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from clicket.

Definition of clicket in US English:

clicket

(also kliket)

nounˈklɪkɪt

Regional

1The latch of a door or gate.
2A catch, holdfast, bolt, etc., that fastens something by falling or springing into position. Now rare.

verbˈklɪkɪt

no object To make, or cause something to make, a click or clicking sound; = "click".

词汇	clicket
释义	Definition of clicket in English: clicket (also kliket) noun ˈklɪkɪt Regional 1The latch of a door or gate. 2A catch, holdfast, bolt, etc., that fastens something by falling or springing into position. Now rare. verb ˈklɪkɪt no object To make, or cause something to make, a click or clicking sound; = "click". Origin Middle English. From Anglo-Norman cliket, cleket, clequet, kliket and Middle French cliquet, clicquet leper's rattle, clap-dish, latch, bolt, clapper of a mill, chatter, nattering, (plural) a type of rattle or castanet, lid of a container from Old French cliketer<br>late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from clicket. Definition of clicket in US English: clicket (also kliket) nounˈklɪkɪt Regional 1The latch of a door or gate. 2A catch, holdfast, bolt, etc., that fastens something by falling or springing into position. Now rare. verbˈklɪkɪt no object To make, or cause something to make, a click or clicking sound; = "click". Origin Middle English. From Anglo-Norman cliket, cleket, clequet, kliket and Middle French cliquet, clicquet leper's rattle, clap-dish, latch, bolt, clapper of a mill, chatter, nattering, (plural) a type of rattle or castanet, lid of a container from Old French cliketer<br>late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from clicket.
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