Google scar

(noun): To have controversial, objectionable, defamatory, or derogatory material on the internet under his or her real name. This may be self-inflicted, created by a vindictive person, or the unfortunate result of a Google twin. A Google scar may be discovered when ego-surfing. A Google scar will result in a Google burn in some cases.

My ex just gave me a Google scar on his blog. What a douchebag!

by ay1ene January 24, 2008

Google Translate

A “Translator” that is never accurate

Me: “Hey google how do you say milk in japanese”

Google:ミルク(Mi-ru-ku)

Me: “You fucking garbage Google Translate I asure you thats not how you say milk”

by YUNG DEUS VULT October 20, 2018

Google Chrome

browser that blocks npapi and its slow
just switch to other browser

#google chrome #chrome

by Daniel7689 November 22, 2016

Beer Googles

When a drunk person is searching the internet and accidentally uses yahoo or bing, two of the lesser quality search engines, instead of Google.

I tried to find a night club online last night but I was so drunk I used yahoo.com. Beer Googles got the best of me.

by mason26 October 3, 2011

Google Chrome

Pretty much 2 people sitting next to you and watching while you browse...

I had everyone watching me on the internet at school, i felt like i was using Google Chrome.

by architect4422 October 18, 2009

pre-google

pre-google, before google.
pre-google earth era
pre-Google Earth and post-Google Earth era

pre-google earth era
post-Google Earth era

by hackerrazzi February 14, 2012

Google Punting

A strategy used to conceal ignorance in a debate when unable to answer a question by deferring to a Google search as "proof" that a good answer exists.

Google Punting is an intellectually lazy way out of an argument. In essence, it is an admission of defeat by saying "I don't know, and I'm unable to put together an intelligent argument, but someone else probably could. Plus, this is great because I'm forcing you to do all the work, while implying that you're the lazy one (not me) because you couldn't look it up yourself. And, if you're stupid enough to do it, it's even better because if you find something that disproves my point I can counter with 'hey, I didn't say that', or 'you're just cherry-picking' *and* send you back searching for the 'real' answer".

by FigurinOutLife September 30, 2012