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# clock it

Gen Z[#social](https://genzdecoded.com/slang-for/social/)

**Meaning.** Said when someone notices or calls out something true, or to point out a detail worth noticing.

See it in a sentence

you said you're over him but you've watched his story five times. clock it

## How each generation says it

The closest equivalent for this idea in every generation.

- Gen Z · this one

    clock it,[clock](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/clock/)

- Gen Alpha

    No word for this one yet.

- Millennial

    [I see you](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/i-see-you/)

- Gen X

    No word for this one yet.

- Boomer

    No word for this one yet.

- Plain English

    said when someone notices or calls out something true, or to point out a detail worth noticing

## Related slang

- [clapback](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/clapback/): A quick, sharp response to criticism or an insult.
- [clock](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/clock/): To notice, recognize, or openly call out something.
- [clock that tea](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/clock-that-tea/): To catch and call out the truth behind gossip; to see what is really going on. Blends 'clock' (to notice or see through something) with 'tea' (the gossip or real story), with roots in LGBTQ ballroom culture and Black vernacular. Also said as 'clock the tea'.
- [clout](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/clout/): Social influence, fame, or popularity, especially online.

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