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Predominantly used in London. To 'clock' is: to realise, to catch on, to notice.

1.) Shit! he clocked that i stole his phone. 2.) She clocked that something was wrong.

used in gay vernacular especially among drag queens to call out someone's flaws, to uncover or reveal the truth in a situation or one's true gender

I saw through her! She was a fake! And I clocked it! I am Nurse Clock-a-bitch!

"On the clock" refers to when one is getting paid by the hour and any setbacks are viewed in a positive light, because the longer the job takes the more you get paid.

Ryan: "dammit, we've hit every single red light on the way!" Kevin: "don't worry about it chief, we're on the clock!" Ryan: "nuff said."

1) To regard an act or object. 2) The act of hitting a person. 3) A gauge, such as a speedometer. 4) To gauge, to estimate, to time.

1) You clockin' that hot AMG? 2) Try to steal my AMG, I'll clock you. 3) These new 340 km/h AMG clocks rule! 4) Cop clocked me at 340 in my AMG!

Observed, recorded, noted. Possibly related to determining the speed of a car by using a stopwatch to time its travel between two fixed points, such as "He was clocked doing 60 in a 45 zone".

"Hey that guy keeps eyeballing your iPod." "Yeah, I already clocked him."

Beaten, bashed, punished. To hit someone.

"Shut the fuck up before I clock you." "He waz gettin' tough, so I clocked him one."

Scale for weighing drugs

"I don't think this is an O. You got a clock?"