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point-and-click

[ point-n-klik ]
/ ˈpɔɪnt nˈklɪk /

adjective Computers.

of or denoting an interface with which the user typically interacts by using a mouse to move the cursor and then clicking on a screen object.

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Nearby words

  1. point success,
  2. point system,
  3. point the finger at,
  4. point tiré,
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  6. point-and-shoot,
  7. point-bearing pile,
  8. point-blank,
  9. point-device,
  10. point-of-purchase
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British Dictionary definitions for point-and-click

point-and-click

adjective

computing of or relating to the way a computer mouse can be used to select and operate functions from a computer screena bright and cheerful point-and-click interface
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