googlewhack

A googlewhack is a particular search result from google. It is a search query consisting of two words that return a single result.. one result out of one from around the world. (1 0f 1)

dogfought substantia (google whack)
centurylong pukes (google whack)
tacts paperlessly (google whack)

and so on......

"mate i found a googlewhack.. rabid splitsvilles.. what a result."

"have you been up all night googlewhacking? look at all these random searches!"

by lolzlordrofl March 15, 2009

googlewhack

I have found googlewhacks in the past but here's my first deliberate search. It took roughly 50 combinations to find:

chylomicron lapis-lazuli


This was found 12:06 AM 19/6/2004 AEST

by Oben Candemir June 18, 2004

Google Walk

Using Google maps to virtually walk around an unknown neighborhood to see where everything is and any areas to avoid or how close certain amenities are.

I google walked around the park to see if there was any fast-food nearby.

by eFrazes May 24, 2011

GoogleWacking

Googlewacking is a thing to do when your board to pass time. You type 2 real words and try to get 1 hit with it like if you type "hello" right under the search bar it should say "About 1,520,000,000 results (0.66 seconds)" the results are the hits.

I'm going to be Googlewacking a naughty word.

by KrazyKandy4 April 12, 2017

Googlewhack

Two separate words that are entered into Google and come up with only ONE result--No more and no less.

Ambidextrous Scallywag--it used to be a Googlewhack, until people made things up ABOUT the Googlwhack.

by Isabella0008 July 21, 2009

GoogleStalk

When someone waits for you to log on to instant messaging then immediately pounces with a message..

"Man, that crazy chick in Accounts keeps sending me messages as soon as I log on."
"Dude, you've been GoogleStalked."

by WalterEgo September 4, 2009

googlecake

A result returned by a Web search engine that appears to promise an answer to your query but in fact fails to do so. A common example of googlecake is a forum post where someone has asked the exact question you are seeking to resolve but no-one has posted any answers.

I'm finding lots of googlecake in these results.

by stevejay November 16, 2010