gooblehumph

an emotion that consists of five emotions:
-frustration
-happiness
-anger
-sadness
-fear

A: how are you feeling?
B: i'm feeling quite gooblehumph today

by toocoolfooryoou February 1, 2008

gooferu

The incredibly sarcastic way to say "good for you". Needless to say, it's more of an insult than anything serious.

Jennifer: "I just won a free trip to Vegas with the dollar you lent to me! Oh my God!"
John: "Ugh. Gooferu."

by Yams November 2, 2008

Google Love

When a website you performed search engine optimization on increases it's page rank or rank for a particular keyword or group of keywords.

I got some Google Love today on my blog. They moved me up from position 7 to 2 overnight.

by Fishman33 July 21, 2010

google worthy

When your name is googled and you come up on the front page.

Guy: Yo man that stunt you pulled was google worthy!

Stunt Guy: Sheeeeiiiittt!!

by Zrevoman August 26, 2010

Google Mapped

When some one checks Google to find the location of a place that they need to get to, often considered quite nerdy. (doesn't stop me from doing it though)

Tom: hey do you know where this club is James?

James: yeah I Google Mapped it.

Tom: you need to get out more.

by Jelly Bells January 24, 2011

Google Circle Jerk

Self-congratulatory discussions on Google+ where one's reputation as a social media expert is praised by countless wannabes.

Chris Brogan's stream update was quite the Google Circle Jerk last night.

by JDailey July 24, 2011

google disproved

The opposite, but related to, of google proved

When 2 people are arguing, (considering that since science-even social science- was, is, and will forever be, self correcting) but supposing that neither of the arguing parties wants to lose their argument ( I mean wtf, what rational person wants to lose an argument:)), one of 3 things will happen:

1) when I have google proved you, I.e. I proved that your argument is correct, I have automatically google disproved myself

2) when I have google disproved you, I did something else-for what reason is irrelevant- I have google proved myself, proven my argument to be correct.

3) you cannot philosophically prove, with a philosophical P, who wins or loses said argument, since an argument will only stand the test of time until a counter argument-one that also stands the test of time- is introduced as a new, self corrected, argument.

by Sexydimma May 17, 2016