A clique is a tight knit group of friends that do not allow other people to join their friendship. Typically, kids in these groups make it clear to outsiders that not just anyone can join.

An example of what kids in a clique may say: "You can't sit at my table in the lunch room. You can't walk down the hall from me," Wallace said.

England’s ‘finishers’ have started to ‘click’ to maintain their energy and motivation as they play a key part in the Euro ...

If you only let people in who mirror the existing values and norms, you don’t have a culture—you have a clique. The goal should be to allow cultural outliers and diverse thinkers not just to ...

An inter-clique brawl at the homecoming pep rally, followed shortly by several high-profile fistfights in school, prompted an investigation and night stakeouts by Lombard police youth detectives.

According to a new CareerBuilder survey, cliques are not just a "high school thing." About 43% of employees say their office is populated by these tightly knit groups of co-workers who socialize ...

But The Clique was first, and you never forget your first. Simultaneously, Ellen Marlow, 31, had been reminiscing about the 2008 movie on TikTok.

However, the relationships serve as a clique when others outside the pair or small group perceive that they are not welcome to join. Notice that the important piece is the perception of others.

For the record: 4:48 a.m. June 29, 2019 An earlier version of this article said that 13 U.S. states sent representatives to the constitutional convention in the summer of 1787. Men from 12 states ...