Search Google or type a URL

YOU ARE BEYOND A DEADLY STATE OF BOREDNESS!!
The act of typing the light gray text in the search bar of google

"Bro, i'm so bored!"
"Have you tried qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm"
"yep"
"Tried mnbvcxzlkjhgfdsapoiuytrewq"
"yep"
"Have you tried qazwsxedcrfvtgbyhnujmik,ol.p;/"
"yep"
"AHA! Have you tried /;p.lo,kimjunhybgtvfrcdexswzaq"
"yep"
"Open Google"
"AHA! I've got it! Try Typing what it says there in the search bar"
"Okay! I'll try 'Search Google or type a URL"

by BOREDOM MASTER December 8, 2023

Google Safari and Firefox

If you did not see these search engines at your school lab, what childhood have you had?

Google Safari and Firefox are superior to Microsoft Egde.

by bakfjeidfjhgjriedfjgnjrkerjfhg April 14, 2021

Google copyer

If someone calls you this, they think your the smartest, hottest person they have ever met. They are as smart as google.

You: “Wow your such a google copyer!”
Me: “Wow thanks!”

by Ava. August 31, 2021

googling dub

(verb): to be looking for a bag of weed
(Adj): When someone is so dumb they have to google simple terms.

Yo, That kid Tweak said he was googling dub to see what it meant.

by CockDeWood November 19, 2010

Google Translate

Something that translates stuff into different languages, and is drunk when translating them back into English.

I use Google Translate to get the craziest words ever.

by yeet bruhh November 15, 2020

Google finger theorem

The concept that artificial intelligence like that used in self driving cars and other autonomous machines will never be fully integrated into everyday life until they can interpret human nonverbal communication in the appropriate context.

When I give a self driving car the finger and it reacts appropriately, I will know the technology is ready for prime time. This is the Google finger theorem in practice.

by Bozotexano July 23, 2016

Google

is to use a search engine to find information on the internet. Usually using google.com

"I have no idea what tofu is!"
"Go home and google it!"

by Apple Butts October 4, 2012