to google
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2.9
- verb
- /ˈɡuːɡəl/
- Texting
- When I need to know something quickly, I always google it for the latest information.
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Watch on YouTubeWhat is the last thing you Googled, Shady?
- What is the last thing you Googled, Shady?
- This is this is ugly when you Google it on Google Images.
- Or you could just Google Amanda Palmer Patreon.
- You can learn more about it if you Google Simply Hutter Prize.
- If you look at this, all of you can Google vibration chart.
- So they then, you know, Googled what the treatment would be.
- OK, let me Google how to do this Dog balloon.
- Again, Google gap financing and see what you find.
- I thought so easy I must Google for more.
- If you're really unsure, Google it first.
- I Googled what do you do during an earthquake?
- Or maybe I'll have to Google, Google if that's normal.
- I typed in to Google is Faith Kelly.
Examples
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You can learn more about it if you Google Simply Hutter Prize.
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If you don't know, Google it and come back.
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I had to, I had to Google how long it takes.
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I have to google it.
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- Did you google it?
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Are you gonna Google me?
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You could easily google this, Detective.
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Claire, can you Google those houses again?
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You know, I Googled him.
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I Googled it.
Synonyms
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2.3
To look through web pages on the internet for information or fun
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Etymology
Google comes from the name of the Google company, which was taken from the number googol, a word for 'a very large number'. Because the company helps you find lots of information online, people now use google as a verb meaning 'to search for information on the internet', so to 'google' something is to look it up online.