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Google Hole 

When you use Google to search for a piece of meaningless information, and that thing leads you to search something else, and then something in that makes you search for more meaningless information.
I fell into the biggest Google hole last night; first I went to search for information about Stanley Tucci; then I searched for that movie he was in called The Core, and a picture of an apple core came up so I did a search for the world's biggest apple.
Google Hole by PsychStudent101 December 4, 2014
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google hole 

Where you jam, shove, stick or cram something to get the answers you want.
Hey...how many school busses does a blue whale weigh...I don't know why don't you jam that in your Google hole to find out...also cram your Google hole with why we are using school busses as a measure of weight.
google hole by yepimthatguy March 12, 2014

google hole 

when the penis enters someone's hole (vaginal or anal) and suddenly all of your life long questions have been answered and you know the meaning of life
"dude that hoe from last night! having sex with her really made me realize how the world works! im so blown away!"

"Whoa no way man! looks like you found yourself a google hole!
google hole by kick you in the bum December 4, 2014

Googly-Hole

noun: the small indention or "hole" just below the adam's apple on a person't throat

verb: While a friend isn't paying attention, inconspicuously use your finger, preferably two fingers, and lightly jab them into the small indention or "hole" just below the adam's apple on a person't throat, then vigorously wiggle them around. If done properly, the person will instantly jerk away while making an extremely ugly facial expression as if they are being tased or something similar. They will be shocked at first, but then soon after will burst into laughter and ask "what the hell was that for?!" They will then use this technique on you as well as everyone they know soon thereafter.
"Did you see Allison's face when Bobby googly-holed her? It looked like she was being electrocuted or something! I thought maybe she had shat herself the way she reacted, but then she burst into laughter!"
Googly-Hole by googly-master October 13, 2011

Googleholic 

One who is obsessed with anything Google.
or
One who can't live without Google search.
Man, I can't live without Google anymore. I'm officially a Googleholic.
Googleholic by THEYC August 15, 2008
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murderhobo 

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