Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. intransitive, cricket To deliver googlies.
- v. intransitive, cricket To move as a ball in a googly.
- n. An internet search, such as that which is performed on the Google search engine.
- n. Internet A match obtained by a query in the Google search engine.
- v. transitive To search for (something) on the Internet using the Google search engine.
- v. transitive, by extension To search for (something) on the Internet using any comprehensive search engine.
- v. intransitive, Internet To be locatable in a search of the Internet.
Etymologies
- From Google. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“i think this is a first step of google and not the final one..google would soon learn and mature for the mobile”
“Hi, i have a website right now and its rank in google is no. 2 or no. 3.”
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“Escobar has pitched in just one game over the ... nleastchatter. com 40 hours ago - Kelvim Escobar, which google translates as: Kelvim Escobar Some person named Francisco Blavia with a twitter account tweeted thrice in Spanish the following: Tweet # 1: Kelvim Escobar recibió su regalo navideño: acaba de llegar a un acuerdo con los Mets de Nueva York.”
“April 17, 2009 at 8: 54 AM almost every time i send an email that needs an attachment, I'll type the body text and click send, completely forgetting to attach the file! the new undo feature in google labs (if you use gmail ... which you should) sounds like it would have saved a lot of commenters from a lot of grief!”
“It didn't seem to be the catch-all results that I'm often looking for in google, but a nice complement instead.”
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“Saturday, March 28 2009 yep google is taking over.”
“Monday, May 3 2010 so many people are complainting that google is not paying good salaries, but i was shocked on seeing that google is paying more salaries”
“Second, you keep referring to Google Docs as Google Apps (which is the custom domain google app hosting service i.e. gmail, google docs, etc).”
“AFAIK immersive media were involved in google street view only for a short time and these days google has built their own cameras. the many sightings/photos of the google car in europe and other places confirm that their big camera is not the same one that you see on immersive media's site.”
“Her fabrication remains and is found in google searches.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘google’.
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set phasers to...
you name the setting
I've tuned mine to be gentler and kinder
following suit is not mandatory but would be appreciatedcoddle, confuse, flummox, tap, furrow, instigate, invigorate, punnify, logical, must... act... be..., bowdlerise, laughing gas and 435 more...
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Googleglotton
Googley words
Google Glass, google, plus, +, Googlism, googlebombs, googlewhack, googlebombing, googlebomb, googleplex, googleable, googles and 43 more...
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((Eye)) CBS = I See B.S.
Input limited to 30 seconds, so we needed to find cost-effective ways to become a part of your life. Uninvited houseguest technology: the link technique, thoughts as real estate. The full potential...
joy, dodge, ram, monster, coke, snuggle, gateway, ivory, life, subway, crunch, crest and 151 more...
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Words that can be spelled on an upsid...
Imagine my joy when I was wearing my calculator watch and was first introduced to someone named Leslie - there was exactly enough room on the display for 317537.14.
Edit: I've discove...hi, hello, leslie, sheesh, she, bells, hells, hog, boss, goggles, he, bob and 233 more...
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cricket
everything cricket
batswomen, batswoman, batsmen, batsman, backlift, bail, beamer, blockhole, bodyline, bosie, bouncer, boundary and 471 more...
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Web 2.0
List of web 2.0 sites and applications. Open for all!
del.icio.us, digg, blogger, wordpress, flickr, semapedia, wikipedia, youtube, wordie, beetagg, reddit, facebook and 42 more...
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Web Words to Know
Neologisms, portmanteau, and adapted words that pertain to the internet and technology.
blog, collective intell..., crowdsourcing, flash mob, follow friday, google, groundswell, hash tag, lifecasting, lurker, mashup, meme and 15 more...
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Double Letter words
Here is a list of Double Letter Words! Everyone is welcome to add some more words if needed!
bubbles, gallop, wheel, follow, grasshopper, bunny, rabbit, summer, groovy, puppy, fitness, greetings and 65 more...
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VVCle
Look at the list for examples
doodle, google, beetle, sheeple, steeple, poodle, noodle, needle, feeble, bamboozle, rootle, creeple and 11 more...
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genericized trademarks
Trademarked names that people use to refer to the thing in general, regardless of maker.
xerox, saran wrap, play-doh, silly putty, jell-o, crapper, band-aid, sharpie, biro, bic, zippo, thermos and 81 more...
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Words for the Modern Man
A list of words and phrases for those who are not all too familiar with the 21st century.
3G, 4G, affluenza, agritourism, auto-tune, burkini, buzz, captcha, chatroom, cloud, content farm, dramedy and 21 more...
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words
my words. my mind. my gosh.
try not to enjoy it too much.git, ghoti, sauce, quail, querulous, quarrelsome, reliability, untoward, incongruities, fission, fanatic, apple and 206 more...
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Shadowkeir's list
This list, the one shown below this very message, is a collection of words that you cannot begin to fathom how much I adore. The list will also feature atithesis and contrasting words such as the t...
wishful, anticlimactic, forte, monchromatic, septic, wonderous, isoclinal, deformed, disintergrate, favourite, laughable, awe-inspiring and 250 more...
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erich13's list
My Tag Cloud
addon, admire, adobeair, advice, alist, android, api, app, apple, augmentedreality, author, badge and 179 more...
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Words I like
This is a list of my favourite words (phrases) in english, as a second language. I love them mostly because of how they sound and their meaning.
ninja, cookie, skill, zip, plentiful, digg, debris, pancake, cucumber, fetch, pot, backpack and 461 more...
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Digital Terms
Words come and go, perhaps nowhere faster than online. Some industry terms to stay current -- or to remember as they rest in peace.
tweet, cpm, crackberry, nofollow, brick-and-mortar, page view, double opt-in, opt-in, opt-out, mash-up, word of mouth, ctr and 200 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for google.
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
whichbe Is Google Making Us Stupid? Jun 11, 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
edwardvielmetti http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ0BtSLD3sc Dec 10, 2006
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