googit
a unit of language pattern pervasiveness, defined as one hit in the search engine google. used in natural language translation, when looking for the more frequently-used way to say something.
i’d never heard “mechatronic” before, but i get 776,000 googits for it at opposed to only 52,400 for “electromechanic”, so i guess it’s the term to use.
telling someone to google something when you’re asked a question you don’t know the answer to, or don’t want to know the answer to.
hey paul! how many holes does it take to fill the albert hall?
how would i know, and why should i care? goog it!
noun/whole scr-t-m and or nuts inside of a r-ct-m also offensive word or used for name calling
daniel you have a googit i told you not to go and do cazy stuff like that!
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