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1) To ask a friend on chat/email/im (media which by their very nature mean that one is on the internet) a question that could be google'd or wikipedia'd in less time than it takes to ask.
Instead of using google maps like a normal person, Kerry foogled Kelly on gchat asking for directions.
Matt (through IM): Jake, can you tell me Tom Gugliotta's stats in 1997?
Jake: Matt! Don't foogle me!
Matt (through IM): Jake, can you tell me Tom Gugliotta's stats in 1997?
Jake: Matt! Don't foogle me!
by Daryl the Janitor March 02, 2009
Jun 12 Word of the Day
Solarpunk is a movement focused on a positive, ecological vision for a future where technology is used for human-centric and ecocentric purposes. It is a literary, artistic and aesthetic sub-genre and is also closely tied to eco-political activism. Solarpunk narratives have a distinctly positive and utopian foundation in contrast to the often dystopian visions found within other "punk" science fiction genres.
Solarpunk is a literary movement, a hashtag, a flag, and a statement of intent about the future we hope to create.
by wix99 September 20, 2016
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Foogle (verb: to foogle; or past participle:/ foogle-ed): To forget what you were searching for in Google.
1- Foogle (to foogle, foogle-ed, ) "I was so high, after an hour of asking who played "Doctor Faggot" in, "The Hangover?" I went to search it on my phone, but foogled it and was left staring blankly and confused at the Google homepage.
by Sir Shaun A. December 06, 2019
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Etymology: Polite/flippant alternative to "fuck", perhaps a contraction of "foo" and "fanagle".
(transitive verb)
1: to casually or passively experiment with something, especially something that is complex and which usually requires an intimate working knowledge.
2: to examine or assess something by brute-force or random testing.
(intransitive verb)
1: to study irrelevant things at an inappropriate time.
2: to futz
(transitive verb)
1: to casually or passively experiment with something, especially something that is complex and which usually requires an intimate working knowledge.
2: to examine or assess something by brute-force or random testing.
(intransitive verb)
1: to study irrelevant things at an inappropriate time.
2: to futz
"I'm foogling with this car engine."
"He never gets any work done, as he spends all his time foogling around on his computer."
"He never gets any work done, as he spends all his time foogling around on his computer."
by algo October 15, 2003
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A wild beast commonly found in small suburbs across the Northeast. The Foogle primarily feasts on a divine selection of fast food and All-You-Can-Eat Sushi. Foogles tend to be very anti-social due to their heavy work schedule and how much homework they miss. The Foogle primarily chooses to "Feel The Bern" for his primitive partying style. If he is in the company of his friends, he occasionally likes to "take a voyage to the Strawberry Fields Forever" found in Liverpool England
by shedmanridethesevenseas November 14, 2018