Google Day 

The new word for April 1st. This word was changed to reflect Google's superior "fooling" skills.

First guy: "My girlfriend told me she was pregnant. I stopped breathing until she told me it was just a bad Google Day joke."

Second guy: "You totes need to break up with that chick already."

Google Day by JaneApple April 1, 2010

Bad google day 

When you are trying to find something via google and is not there. No matter how hard you try, no matter how good of a googler you are. We all have bad google days.

"Hey can you link me again to that super cool article you sent couple months ago?"
"Sure"
"Thanks!"
"ahhhhhh i can't find the freaking article!!! i dont understand"
"It's ok, you're just having a bad google day"

Bad google day by Lulanga August 21, 2011

National Google Form Day 

Make all of your google forms today on December 4th.

"Kids remember when that girl got arrested on National Google Form Day for setting Hank Green up with a minor"

National Google Form Day by Google form fan December 4, 2020

National Google Form Day 

December 4th marks the day where you must make google forms.

"Did you hear when that girl got arrested for matching Hank Green with a minor through a google form on National Google Form Day"

National Google Form Day by Google form fan December 4, 2020

googliday 

Any day significant enough to have google alter its homepage. Usually by adding more to the google logo.

"Damn, check out the fatty pumpkins replacing the o's in google"
"Oh yup, haloween is a googliday."

googliday by Tonkotruck November 1, 2008

googledym 

A googledym (pronounced like paradigm) results when Google's increasingly-sophisticated Artificial Intelligence engine goes beyond correcting a user's spelling.

I searched for "tiger woods fairway technique" and got back the googledym "Did you mean: tiger woods foreplay technique".

googledym by googledymer February 9, 2010

Googledygook 

The unintelligible HTML code spat out by Google websites when you cut and paste a hyperlink to a page into some other document or web site. Other web sites produce the same phenomena, but their names don't sound like gobbledygook, so Googledygook it is then!

Look at this Googledygook for Nelson's Column in London: http:/maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Nelson's+Column,+London,+UK&sll=53.800651,-4.064941&sspn=18.755894,39.331055&ie=UTF8&hq=Nelson's+Column,&hnear=London,+UK&ll=51.507944,-0.128156&spn=0.002404,0.004801&t=h&z=18

Googledygook by SpikeyMike May 7, 2010