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The ability to be found on the search engine website Google. "Yo, I don't mess with son because he's not Googleable!"
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Something that is able to be found on the popular Internet search engine Google. Mrs. Kim's husband is googleable.
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Something that is able to be found on google. Hey, do you think this problem is googleable?
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v. Something which you may wish to search for on Google, or any search engine "Try to find his email address"
"It doesn't seem to be googleable" |
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A person, place, or thing that has more than one hit on the search engine Google. Also defined as having an Internet presence. Conduct an Internet search and you will find that I am googleable.
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anything that can be found on Google, an internet based search engine that contains every piece of information on any given topic so long as it has been posted at least once on the internet. Trish: "what was the name the girl who over-dosed that used to act in that show with Gary Coleman?"
Billy: "uuuhhhh... I can't remember, do you think its Googleable?" |
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An adjective describing a person with a name unique enough to identify only them (or them and a minute number of other people) when it is entered into a search engine. Ironically, a person's name can be said to be googleable even if they cannot actually be found on any internet sites. Man, there's no way John Smith is googleable. But Zippy McGillicuddy? He's googleable.
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