Googlegoggles

When you Google one thing after another to the point where you're glazed over and on subjects that had nothing to do with your starting search, you're wearing Googlegoggles.

Suzy started out Googling "retard" and is now staring at pictures of Yorkshire Terriers. She's got her Googlegoggles on again!

by RoverWords September 1, 2012

Googlelate

Verb: The act of using Google, which I have nick-named the Googlelator, to research anything from the mundane to the profound. Often used in relation to spontaneous Google use prompted by one's immeditate situation.

Adjective form: Googlelating. The activity of Googling with Google, a.k.a. the Googlelator.

Verb: Who is this actor in this movie we are watching? Let me Googlelate it.

Adjective: What are you doing right now? I am Googlelating.

by Wendi G February 28, 2010

Googlelating

Adjective: Describes the personal state / activity of using Google, which I have nick-named the Googlelator, to research anything from the mundane to the profound. Often used in relation to spontaneous Google use prompted by one's immeditate situation.

Verb: The act of using Google.

Adjective: What are you doing right now? I am Googlelating Jackson Browne's birthday.
Verb: When is Jackson Browne's birthday? Let me Googlelate it.

by Wendi G February 28, 2010

googleler

Someone who uses google to research everything, someone who uses google too much/often

That kid Brian he is definitely a googleler.

by Potatoking800 November 9, 2017

Googledoc

A person who repeatedly uses Google searches to diagnose illness. A Googledoc is often a medical wannabe who compulsively attempts to help others with their medical problems.

My friend, the local Googledoc, told me about a new treatment I should try for my eczema.

by ammorningstar April 21, 2009

googleporn

Google hijacking the home page of your browser and keeps itself locked in the code.

Drat. I opened IE and there's that dratted googleporn instead of my Home Page.

by SriArthur December 11, 2012

Googleloop

Searching the internet to the answer to a question. Then you find a forum where your question has already been asked, only to find old posts of people telling people to "Google It".

When searching what video card I should use in my Mac Pro 2010, the GTX 580 or the GTX 680, I found a forum where the question had already been asked, one of the answers given to this question what to "google it".

"570/580 are better for Pro/CUDA apps than 670/680, well established fact.
Sometime with Google will help you out"

"I should say that I only found this post from Googling, just to find it says to Google it. I'm stuck in a Googleloop. Help!"

by Dj Twelvizm September 1, 2014