gookafied

to turn some regular into something asain. like a CAR

that cars totally gookafied

by sinisterplan October 16, 2003

googlused

When your boss, co-worker or friend (all of whom are sitting at a computer with internet access) ask you for something they could just as easily look up on google.

Friend: Hey, what are you doing?
You: Finding out the distance between Rio and São Paulo for my boss.
Friend: How dumb! Can't he look that up for himself?
You: I know! Like duh. It's so annoying,
he's been googlusing me all day.
Friend: That happened to me the other day. I felt so googlused.

by princessconsuela February 16, 2009

Googlised

someone makes a statement of FACT which is then proofed by a swift visit to "Google" ..... regardless of its actual real word status, if it appears it can not be contested.

Or

entering random information in an attempt to find something that doesn't exist . . . but it always does.

its already been googlised !

it must be true, i checked the fact on the internet, unicorn stew contains real unicorn its been totally googlised !

Or

left handed fork and spoon ... yeah you think ... try it ... googlised !

by mightymeety February 20, 2011

googleledge

Knowledge gained from Google by a generation that has no need to retain any information

Those kids have so much googleledge

by tupong October 9, 2013

Googlie-Pie

A pie made of peaches and baked in the sewer

“Do you want a Googlie-Pie sweetie?”

by Mary joe wilson January 24, 2020

eye-googled

When someone who is interested in you, looks you up and down like they're trying to obtain your entire 'wiki' from your display page (checking you out.). Can also be written as iGoogled

"Beth, that guy behind you just totally eye-googled you."

by BosleeLA January 1, 2014

out googled

When in conversation an individual brandishes their smartphone to access Google to "correctly" answer any trivia question or to settle an argument. This can also take place in the workplace during a customer/associate interaction, when the customer accesses Google to quickly ascertain the answer to their product question.

Customer: Do you know the drought tolerance for this plant?
Sales Associate: Yes, it requires full sun, and once established----
Customer interrupting with smartphone in hand: ---oh, I see, and deep water once a week, for ten minutes while planting in a pumice and sand rich soil to promote drainage of the roots.
Sales Associate: Damn...I was just "out Googled" again!

Gina: Bill, how many ostrich eggs do you need for a standard 4 egg omelet?
Bill: Well, Gina, in my experience it usually takes----
Gina, interrupting Bill with smartphone in hand: ---oh Bill, here it is, on Google....one ostrich egg is equal to a three egg regular omelet. Thanks!

by GeoYota July 5, 2015