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A clink on a webpage that you can lick.
ie a spoonerism of clickable link
For more info there's a lickable clink in the description
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The practice of web browsing for information or pleasure by clicking a link on one page and then again on the page that opens, usually drifting from topic to topic as takes the reader's interest. While the term clinking is used commonly to refer to all web browsing, it is used more frequently in regards to browsing Wikipedia.
Also known less commonly as 'Playing six degrees of separation'.
An amalgamation of the words click and link.
She clinked from a site about paintings to a site about colour schemes then to a site about makeup.
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the rare sight of an asian person in a prison.
Dude, when I was visiting my cousin in prison; I saw this chink in the clink getting rammed by a black guy.
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''Clink clink let's have a drink'' is mentioned by Jess and Gabriel Conte in their vlogs when they are about to have a drink. First mentioned in their video called ''IS OUR HONEYMOON PHASE OVER? ADVICE Q&A'' on their channel Jess and Gabriel. Conteam forever!!
Jess: ''Our drinks are ready babe''
Gabe: ''Oh thanks!''
Both: ''Clink clink let's have a drink''
any unknown gooey substance that you would rather not be there
ewww, there's clink on the desk
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clink is the home of cider more than 80 litres are drank there a day, in this small place. clink also known as clinkham wood, is a ledgend of a place were you can visit the dam and get jumped by scouser or stand outside the shops and get harrased by the filth (pigs) clink is hated by most people who dont live there, the word clink is also known as a prison this is very relevent as if u live in clink if u get out of there u will prob get u head smashed in for livin there this makes it hard to escape the people who lives there are utter legends if u know them but if u dont they are completly different
(clink) arghhhhhh !!!!
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When a person has had so much wine/rose/champagne that they are beginning to get drunk.
"What's up with Janet?"
"Oh, she's just on clink street."
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