omgoogle 

Another omg version like omgooses and others, it's used now and then on forums and chatboxes.
People probably added google cuz of google's popularity.

#1 says:
I just had hot sex with Gabe Newell!
#2 says:
omgoogle that's hot!1!!

omgoogle by ELX[Draco] March 22, 2005

omgoogle 

An expression of exasperation when someone should have heard of something already based on its wild popularity. Having this phrase used on you implies that you should use an internet search engine to look it up to save yourself from further embarrassment.

I have a question. - person 1

NO YOU CAN'T HAS CHEEZBURGER! - person 2

What? No, why would I want a cheeseburger, that makes no sense? - person 1

Omgoogle... - person 2

Oh...guess I should google it. - person 2

omgoogle by 3Dradio October 30, 2010

ogooglebar 

1. Swedish for "Ungoogleable"

2. that which cannot be found on the interwebs using a search engine, especially Google.com

3. a word Google is trying to censor and supress via courts, Council protests & web scrubbing

Barack Obama's original birth certificate is ogooglebar.

The Kennedy assassination related documents from the Warren Report are ungoogleable as they shan't be released until 2017.

ogooglebar by NateDiggityDogg March 26, 2013

omgoggles 

In a scene from The Simpsons, Rainier Wolfcastle tries to shield himself from a giant wave of acid by using protective goggles and fails. His exclamation, "My eyes...the goggles do nothing!" has become part of internet humor. Can be used as an expression after viewing something unpleasant, however, it's almost always "The goggles... they do nothing!"

In World of Warcraft there are a few versions of Goggles that can be worn, and thus the expression "The goggles... they do nothing!" can be common.

"Omgoggles" is an expression steming from "omg" and the foresaid expression.

"Omgoggles!! I just saw a rogue with Thunderfury!"

1) You missed our wedding!
2) I'm sorry, my guild needed me to heal.
1) Omgoggles, I'm going to kill your guild.

omgoggles by 5ummerbreeze August 31, 2006