ATRL uses clock to mean drag, and clock the tea as a synonym for 'true tea' or 'no lies were told' or whatever.

VEVO used clock to mean 'achieved'. Somewhat similarly to the dictionary definition, although the dictionary defines it as related to duration, speed, or distance, like "He clocked in at 75 seconds" or "She clocks 12k miles on business trips every year."

Everyone else uses clock to mean punch.

Originally posted by Doc ATRL uses clock to mean drag, and clock the tea as a synonym for 'true tea' or 'no lies were told' or whatever. VEVO used clock to mean 'achieved'. Somewhat similarly to the dictionary definition, although the dictionary defines it as related to duration, speed, or distance, like "He clocked in at 75 seconds" or "She clocks 12k miles on business trips every year." Everyone else uses clock to mean punch.

Originally posted by YeaBey4ever a lot of websites are using "clock" now. VEVO is one of them....