Give it a Goog
Give it a Goog by Kÿ September 24, 2017
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give it a goog
When in doubt of an answer to ones question, this would be the response given in reference to the search engine Google to help them find their desired answer.
Chanelle inquired about the location of the national capital of Lithuania.
Having no knowledge of the subject, Ian replied with a simple "give it a goog".
After said goog was given, the answer was located. It is in fact Vilnius, in case you were wondering.
Having no knowledge of the subject, Ian replied with a simple "give it a goog".
After said goog was given, the answer was located. It is in fact Vilnius, in case you were wondering.
give it a goog by brassmonkey5 September 12, 2014
Word of the Day on September 16, 2014
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Give it a goog
Give it a goog by Sickinthesheb August 26, 2025
Give it a goog
A terrible phrase that Shludemy tries to reason than Shlud, when in reality it is an emblem of his delusion. It is utter jibber jabber and an illogical phrase that pales in comparison to the word Shlud.
Shludemy: "Stop saying shlud, it's not a real word. Give it a goog and you'll see it doesn't exist.
Person 1: "Mate you're too far gone, you're delusion get a grip."
Person 1: "Mate you're too far gone, you're delusion get a grip."
Give it a goog by shludlover August 28, 2025
Give it a googz
Hey, what was the name of that terrible live action movie with the baby bigfoot?
I don't know, give it a googz.
I don't know, give it a googz.
Give it a googz by HasilBasil March 5, 2019
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