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gahoogle 

1: To utilize a search engine to find infomation on the Internet.
2: The placement of information on the Internet/World Wide Web in a format that can easily be indexed by a search engine.
3: To index or catalog the information on the Internet.
- gahoogled
- gahoogling
- gahooglable adjective
I gahoogle every topic I'm interested in.

Once you gahoogle your website you will begin to get more visitors.

As a programmer I love to create software to gahoogle in new ways.
gahoogle by Raideil September 5, 2005
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Galoogle 

If their is a relationship, and they don't hang out, or do anything with each other, it is Galoogling.

Verb, to galoogle.
Guy 1: Why are they even dating?
Guy 2: They galoogle all the time, it's retarded.
Guy 1: Haha, Oh, like your 42 year old parents?
Guy 2: Shut the fuck up.
Galoogle by JauntyJacinth January 9, 2010

gazoogle 

1. Dig up the most minute details possible in the most obscure place.
2. Having the ability to recall that there may have been a post somewhere about this, THEN spending a week finding it.

also see: googler
1. The sperm of the fruit fly called Drosophila bifurca measures some two inches in length.
2. I see you had a post in this thread back in 1992, something about you and Al Gore inventing the modern internet

Term initially coined by Setzer Gambiani -
gazoogle by mtbmed October 27, 2004

gagoogle 

Gagoo is Tagalog for idiot or a-hole. So a gagoogle is someone too lazy to do his or her own research and has you do it instead.
Bob waited until the last minute to get directions for his meeting. The gagoogle made me get them from mapquest.

Frank is such a gagoogle. He played online games all morning and had me look for items for his term paper.
gagoogle by Bryan M. August 31, 2007

gaboogled 

The man had too much to drink and was absolutely gaboogled.
gaboogled by ExtraLongShorts April 19, 2022
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