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A teacher that is lazy and uses Google to find questions and/or essay topics for students to do.
I got some homework questions on a book, I Googled them and the questions and answers are all there, definitly a Google Teacher
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To google something and read beyond the first page results
I deep googled the financial crisis of 2007 - 2008 and found lots of helpful information on page 5 of google search results.
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When someone is over-reliant on Google for information, he or she is said to have matriculated at the University of Google. This is an especially appropriate characterization when individual is, by reputation, a major ignoramus who has attempted refashioned himself/herself into a pseudo-intellectual since the advent of the Internet.
Guy 1: Anthony is getting unbearable to be around. I'm sick of his dilettantish, whimsical, and flat-out stupid musings about string theory. As I recall, Anthony barely graduated high school and worked at McDonalds for ten years.
Guy 2: Yeah, well, he's currently enrolled at the University of Google.
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When you get a barrage of advertisements from a webpage you visited only once.
Man: I didn't know you were into apocalypse survival kits
Man 2: I'm not. I accidentally clicked that site and now I've got Google Herpes
V. This is what happens to you when you start to Google a subject but become sidetracked by results that have nothing to do with the original/intended subject. Resulting is forgetting what you were originally looking up, or delaying the desired information.
Allison: "Let's Google arctic penguins."
Danny: "Ok. Hey! Look at these images of the polar ice caps!"
Allison: "That's crazy. Are they melting?"
Danny: "It look's like it. Do you believe all the hype about global warming?"
Allison: "Yeah, but, wait, I thought we were googling penguins. We're getting Google-Sided."
During conversation, when any debatable topic point is raised, an automatic response to pull out one's smart phone and Google it.
Dick: "I thought licorice candy had anise in it."
Jane: "I thought licorice is a different plant than anise."
Dick: (retrieving HTC Incredible from pocket) "Hold on, I'll Google it!"
Jane: "Not again! You need to see a doctor about your Google Reflex."
To have your factual pronouncements fact-checked by someone who searches Google. Usually done in a group, bar or party setting, of a minor fact and has the impact of shutting down a conversation.
"I can't believe Cliff Google-checked Susan's statement that India has more people than China."
"No more arguing greatest bands, Brian was Google checked into the boards"