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Wiktionary

  1. v. intransitive, cricket To deliver googlies.
  2. v. intransitive, cricket To move as a ball in a googly.
  3. n. An internet search, such as that which is performed on the Google search engine.
  4. n. Internet A match obtained by a query in the Google search engine.
  5. v. transitive To search for (something) on the Internet using the Google search engine.
  6. v. transitive, by extension To search for (something) on the Internet using any comprehensive search engine.
  7. v. intransitive, Internet To be locatable in a search of the Internet.

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  1. From Google. (Wiktionary)

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  • fehguy some call it the new evil empire Jul 31, 2009

  • cxkang Ha! Funny.
    That and email: "Email me."
    Or, "Google 'Techno Viking.'"
    Apr 22, 2009

  • bilby Really? Lets googleize it and see. Apr 22, 2009

  • cxkang i most often hear it used as a verb Apr 22, 2009

  • gmemastrchrs i love the google website and its the best thing on the web lol
    Dec 12, 2008

  • qroqqa I've just heard the verb used intransitively: 'It googles', meaning it shows up on a Google search. There are a handful of ghits for "if it googles" in this sense. It seems an obvious and useful extension. Sep 16, 2008

  • reesetee Working fine here--except that it seems to have become a Large Hadron Collider. Sep 10, 2008

  • Prolagus Weird. I'm using google.it, but I can't open iGoogle... Sep 10, 2008

  • plethora Working fine on my side of the planet, Pro :D Sep 10, 2008

  • Prolagus google.com is not working today. Or is it my PC? Sep 10, 2008

  • hallettj Hmm.. Maybe it would be useful to be able to specify the part of speech?, so that we can list homophonous nouns and verbs separately? Jul 10, 2007

  • vinyl When I listed this, I had the verb in mind. Jun 21, 2007

  • seanahan I agree. I you are going to search for something on Wikipedia, you "Wikipedia it". Dec 9, 2006

  • herkamer Google is perfectly fine if you use google as a verb, just if you're using their search engine with it. i.e. You can't "google" YouTube. (well, once that Google fully acquires it, I bet you can) Dec 9, 2006

  • hallettj Xerox is often used as a verb; much like Kleenex is often used as a common noun. These usages don't seem to have caused any trademark infringement suits to be brought against the English language. If people find "to google" to be a useful word, then I say use it! Dec 9, 2006

  • sam Don't use as a verb! Dec 9, 2006

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‘google’ has been looked up 5175 times, loved by 3 people, added to 81 lists, commented on 18 times, and has a Scrabble score of 8.