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Googlemancy 

In RPGs , magic such as Necromancy (controlling the dead) and Pyromancy (manipulating fire) are often skills that can be leveled up. As such, Googlemancy is the power to manipulate Google to find what you're looking for. Often used in work places, where an old and senile boss will aproach an underling to find some information for him, due to the latter's higher level of Googlemancy.
Mr O'Toole had to ask Kevin, the postroom boy to find the porn he was looking for, due to Kevin's insane Googlemancy skills
Googlemancy by Legatosama April 29, 2010
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Googlemaniac 

Someone who is completely Google obsessed.
Bob: Do fish sleep?
Sue: I don't know. Google that shit!
Bob: Is that your solution for every question?
Sue: Fuck yes! I'm a googlemaniac!
Googlemaniac by lilmisslinzxoxo January 13, 2009

googlemance 

The magic ability to find ANYTHING on google...
After hours of searching I couldn't find anything on the subject. But with the crack of his knuckles Jacob googlemanced a 3D replica of a human embryo on a flash file.

magic fucking googlemancer!
googlemance by Drewskinski June 29, 2008

googleman 

A Guy on Google
A tech nerd can be a googleman especially if he works programming Google software.
googleman by happyatcommonsense January 31, 2015

googlemander 

A person who routinely delegates the task of googling ideas to someone who happens to be nearby
Have you noticed that Mark always tells someone else to google things for him? Absolutely--he's such a googlemander!
googlemander by Hooswriting July 2, 2016

googlemachie 

Unlike a Text Listing or PPP, a person who spends most of their time online using a search engine offered in the Google Services Online, 24/7/365 is known as a google machine, aka googlemachie
I thought He heard everything I said to him at work this AM, about being a 'country bumpkin' but as well beyond all my hopes and dreams, no, he was already searching out the terms I tried to explain to him like some kind of "googlemachie"

Googleman 

the guy who leaks the juice wrld songs
Googleman is leaking Drive Me Crazy fr broo
Googleman by .g65 July 31, 2024
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