Google bug

Noun: The sudden urge to go on Google and look up everything you're curious about.

Last night I was on the internet looking up everything from Aztecs to zoology. I think I've been bitten by the Google bug!

by Creepytastik September 10, 2011

google coder

A programmer who doesn't really know how to code. Google search is their main source for finding out how to do something while they hack in a solution. They are usually from the tech boom before the bubble burst, mid to late 90's, and they were hired during a time when companies didn't really care if you could code or not.....or at least they didn't do a very good job testing people's skill or looking up their background to see if they knew what they were doing.

John: Why is this code so poorly written?

Bobby: Ah, that was Carl's work, he is a google coder!

by manual63 November 28, 2012

google-a-holic

A person who has typed the phrase 'google-a-holic' into a google search engine is known as a 'google-a-holic'.

Is 'google-a-holic' a word? I dont know, lets google it!

by Wonslynberg September 1, 2013

Google Shaming

Openly mocking ignorance which could easily be remedied by a simple Google search. Typically passive aggressive and deadpan, Google shaming is often missed by the recipient.

John: Where can I find a free PDF converter?

Jane: Uhm... OK. Have you tried... like... Google?

Dave: Wow Jane. Nice Google Shaming.

by Aube Wucherpfennig November 6, 2013

google speed

A speed that is faster than normal speed.

My website is better than yours because it runs at google speed.

by fittytrent May 10, 2016

googleble

Able to be googled.

Because I submitted it to urban dictionary, the word googleble is now googleble.

by Teec August 16, 2016

google-smart

(adj) Someone who inherits most or all of their knowledge from the Internet or smartphone as opposed to going to school, reading hard-copy books, or doing actual research in a library. Also referred to as Internet-smart.

Our younger generation has become google-smart... more dependent on their smartphones and less inclined to use their minds to come to a conclusion.

by wordyNwise June 5, 2017