overgoogle 

to google too much about (something): to put too much time into googling about (something) in a way that is more harmful than helpful

Conspiracy theorists definitely overgoogled the question “Who really blew up the twin towers”.
The switch seemed to cause Carey to overgoogle his assignments.

Origin: mix of the words: to overthink + to google

overgoogle by mf_user June 4, 2020

overgoogle 

to google too much about (something): to put too much time into googling about (something) in a way that is more harmful than helpful

Conspiracy theorists have definitely overgoogled the question “Who really blew up the twin towers”.

overgoogle by Danlod2 May 8, 2020

overgoogling

Spending hours online obsessively combing Google links for information about someone you have just met in order to unearth everything about them, including resume, driver's license, arrest record, and photos of them doing shots at their college fraternity formal. Often leads to revelations that derail a budding relationship.

That guy I met last night texted me this morning to ask me how I got arrested for indecent exposure in college. I texted back that I had led a nudist anti-fur protest, but how did he know about it? He texted back admitting that he'd spent all night Googling me. I texted back that he was overgoogling.

overgoogling by starburklee December 14, 2010

overgoogle 

The act of googling a person, place or thing to the point of where you get too much information. With this overage of information, you gain information you wish you had not and lose interest. Your original intent of googling them is no longer material.

Nicholas is so cute and flirty, I sure was having fun until I overgoogled him and found out he is married.

overgoogle by pjcloud9 May 5, 2010