What is "clicks"

Usage examples of "clicks".

Shareem listened to the diminishing clicks of her bootheels, leaned back in her chair and rubbed at her forehead.

Access Pass: protective clothing, sealed conditions, no landings in a city-stain or within thirty clicks, no skin contact, all activities and sightings to be logged, all food and water to be brought in.

They had just left the tunnel checkpoint and were in the brightly lit expressway trough, on the way to the security checkpoint in the barrier that surrounded the airport, forty clicks into Long Island.

His explanation made it sound possible, even somewhat simple, as if they were looking for the boy in a section of New York and not in the wilderness and ruined towns in the thousands of square clicks of O-Zone, which was itself a byword for everything unknown and unfathomable and empty and strange.

And the man set out that instant for New York with the others behind him kicking the dustnever mind it being fifteen hundred clicks and their first time.

The receiver was taking a directed message from a town three hundred clicks east of here Guthrie.

Now it was divided, the crack of the fault line was like a wall, fifty clicks to the southeast, and on the far side a look that had become familiar to her.

La Plata lay at the foot of a bright blistered hill forty clicks inside Landslip, and it seemed to Moura typical of what she had seen of that zonerather tumbledown and unprotected, and close-up deranged.

Sixty clicks to the northwest people in Los Angeles hardly cared that this zone existed.

I knew that as soon as I was sorted out, I would push four clicks on my radio.

Then I would know everybody was ready and would give another four clicks in two sets of two.

Chia like a very large pair of chrome-plated scissors, but then unfolded, with a series of small sharp clicks, and apparently of its own accord, into a kind of glittering, skeletal axe, its leading edge hawk-like and lethal, the head behind it tapering like an icepick.

And Rogoure clicks his heels, about-faces on the mark, and marches out.