Googapooga

Another word for shit, fuck ect...
Also a noun

Adjective Form:
I forgot my book.... Googapooga!!!

Noun Form:
Stop being such a googapooga!!!

by dkd#9 October 30, 2006

googledown

An informational throwdown. To agree to solve a dispute using a Google search and the information discovered from it.

We couldn't agree if it takes two or four miracles to become a Saint, so we had a googledown.

by ChicagoGamerGuy February 26, 2008

googleblock

turning on your computer specifically to look up something on the internet but then, by the time computer has finished starting up & logging on, forgetting what it was you wanted to search for

similar to the experience of writer's block

I waited fully five minutes for the laptop to start up and then I had googleblock, I think I need a latte, or maybe a stiff scotch

by cosmicdee May 9, 2008

Googlapoo

"A Google Of Poo." Very Very Shitty.

"How you feeling?"
"googlapoo, man."

by Kaiser December 1, 2004

googlephobia

The fear of Googling something you have a casual interest in learning more about, for fear of being constantly re-targeted with ads for that product.

I want to learn more about Goodyear Tires for my Camry, but I've got Googlephobia about all the ads I'll see from now till the day I die. I guess I'll just go down to Discount Tire instead.

by SunDevil1959 January 7, 2020

Googlenometry

Discussing the intricacies of Google functions and design.

Part of the Googlenometry are the little up/ down arrows on Google that influence the results when logged into your account.

by PointandStare August 28, 2009

Googlemock

v. to feign knowledge or interest in a subject in an insincere or pretending manner by presenting information obtained from Google.

Most often occurs occur during texting, online chat, blog, e-mail or other faceless interaction.

n. the act or content thereof

Frank Googlemocked my love of Mothra and the Shōbijin.

She detected a Googlemock in his e-mail to her.

Just Googlemock whatever subject she brings up and she'll never know.

by M. Kruize October 19, 2010