google-ing
google-ing by swaggaswagsaswag September 25, 2010
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google maps-ing
the act of searching for a place, directions, or whatever else one searches for on/in a map by using google maps
google maps-ing by googler28 July 18, 2009
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Limited Googling
A phrase used in forums and Q & A websites to describe how one performed a quick search on Google (usually only looking at the first page) before coming to the online community about a question.
I was looking for that website with all of the guys with mustaches, but after some limited Googling I couldn't find anything.
Limited Googling by Indybird October 13, 2009
sexually-frustrated googling
Even after 5 hours of sexually-frustrated googling i still could not find the song i had stuck in my head.
sexually-frustrated googling by some-random-guy December 18, 2014
furious googling
furious googling by some-random-guy December 18, 2014
self-googling
The act of using the Google search engine to look yourself up. Extreme cases of self-googling have resulted in googlitis.
I was dying to know how many different ways people could find me on the Internet, so I did a little self-googling in order to count. Sadly, I'm not nearly as popular as the other person out there with my exact name.
self-googling by BonnieG April 10, 2006
googling google
This literaly refers to the act of going to GOOGLE.com and searching g-o-o-g-l-e.
However, this is actually a very dangerous act. Googling google is like playing Russian Roulete, crossing the streams (Ghostbusters), or a hole in the space-tme continuoum (Back To The Future). What ever you do, do not google 'google' if you wish to stay safe.
It is BAD
However, this is actually a very dangerous act. Googling google is like playing Russian Roulete, crossing the streams (Ghostbusters), or a hole in the space-tme continuoum (Back To The Future). What ever you do, do not google 'google' if you wish to stay safe.
It is BAD
Please, let me drive you home... you have had too much to drink... you don't want to be googling google on a night like this.
googling google by Twartacus June 12, 2006
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