clicking
v.v. to make a short, sharp sound, or to press a button on a computer mouse. It can also mean that you suddenly understand something or that two people get along well immediately.
v. to produce a short, sharp percussive sound; in computing, to depress and release a button on a mouse or similar input device. Figuratively used to describe a sudden moment of comprehension or the immediate formation of a rapport between individuals.
I keep clicking the link, but the page won't open.
After hours of trying to solve the math problem, everything finally started clicking for her.
The user interface is designed to be intuitive, ensuring that clicking through the various menus feels natural even for those with limited technical experience.
The verb is both transitive (clicking a button) and intransitive (the door clicked shut).
I am clicking on the enterI am clicking enterWhen referring to keyboard keys, use 'pressing'; 'clicking' is specifically for mouse actions or digital links.