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definition
verb
I recently googled my 7th grade teacher and found his current e-mail address
search for information about (someone or something) on the Internet using the search engine Google.
example
James is one of the bosses at a certain media institution; you can 'google' him.
You were the crush I've never forgotten and since the Internet has arrived, I've even 'googled' your name Tim, but where would I begin.
You've probably also heard me talk about how much I wanted to find him - how long I've been searching, 'googling' him all the time and never finding anything.
And this is the kind of thing I don't need coming up under my full name when I'm 'googled' .
Last night I 'googled' me again and in no time at all was presented with 2270 results, I smiled quietly to myself.
I 'googled' the author to see what became of him, and to my delight the entire book is up on the web.
For some additional fun, try 'googling' other people you know - friends, relatives, or maybe that cute guy/girl who sits across from you in class.
‘The person I finally chose, Ali, I 'googled' him a lot: I found that he once had a speeding ticket in Connecticut,’ Isabelle smiled.
So someone 'googled' him and came up with his casting details.
So this morning I 'googled' him and found Old Friends.
After writing this I 'googled' him, and he turns out to have been the director of the Edinburgh Film Festival, which I'm waiting to hear from.
I 'googled' her recently, but the search turned up nothing.
Three or so years ago I 'googled' him, and there it was on the internet.
His name is DJ Reeve, but I 'googled' him and all I get are scientists and some Swiss kid, so, that's not him.
An old college boyfriend sent me an email yesterday after 'googling' and finding my weblog.
But I was intrigued by Dan's comment, so I 'googled' him, as you do, and had a look at some of the things he's written.
However, after 'googling' the guy, he seems to be an expert on handwriting not on typewritten documents.
Just in case the link doesn't work, try 'googling' Michael Briere or Holly Jones to get the story.
You know, if you're just 'googling' your favorite celebrity, blogs tend to rank very high on that search engine.
Chris at Crooked Timber has 'googled' the author of this piece and comes up with some revealing links.
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