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Search Engine 

A web page containing a searching machine that scans web pages througout the internet for key phrases, effectively helping someone find information.
I couldn't find out how to make a homemade bomb, so I used a search engine and now I'm ready to blow up Chicago.
Search Engine by Jaded June 21, 2003

search engine 

A website where pornographers, spammers, and online casinos collect new victims by interspersing links to their websites with links to information that lusers are searching for.
My daughters have a fever, I just went to a search engine to research "hot girls" and was very dissappointed with the results.
search engine by Chaz May 3, 2005

search engine 

A time saving replacement to remembering things.
I don't know what the capital of Paraguay is. Just go Google it.
search engine by Fireduck May 3, 2005

search engine 

A clever device used with the internet, usually used by school-aged children for reports, etc. Unfortunetly, there are downsides to this information mecca. Most results include pornography, which really should not be seen by school aged children. Sites include Google, Ask Jeeves, and AltaVista.
Little Bobby: Mr. Teacher, I typed in the search engine "Horny Frog" and I got all this stuff...does this have to do with the horny frog?
Mr. Teacher: "Come see live horny girls frog each other!?" My! Tommy, shut it off now!

search engine 

A device on the internet used to look up sites with the keyword you type in.
I needed to look up information on politics, so I typed it into the search engine and got all this cool stuff.
search engine by Anonymous June 24, 2003

search engine 

One of various webpages dedicated to helping you find webpages related to your query.
search engine by d00d June 20, 2003

search engine 

Shamelessly endorses other websites by letting people add their sites to a great big list of sites.
I searched 'Ancient Egyptian Remains' on the search engine and got 14 000 results, mainly consisting of pornography.
Word of the Day on May 3, 2005
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