How does Google work?
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How to Google Like a Pro:
Search a phrase
search one term or another
Exclude words
wildcards and missing words
definitions
- Searches for definitions of words from various web sources. The operator can be used with or without the colon.
- Use the operator in the form define: and the results are restricted to a list of definitions.
- Use the operator without the colon, define, and the results are broadened to include definitions as well as other relevant pages.
- Use define if more than one word is entered in the query. The definition will be for the entire phrase as typed.
search by site
search all words in the title
- Google will limit the search results to pages that have all the query words in the title of the document.
- Searches for multiple words in the title of the search result.
- Begin the query with allintitle:
- There is no space between allintitle: and the following word.
- Google will restrict the results to pages that have all the query words in the title of the document.
search all words in the body of the website
- Searches for multiple words in the body of the web page.
- Begin the query with allintext:
- There is no space between allintext: and the following word.
- Google will restrict the results to pages that have all the query words in the body of the document.
- Do not use a phrase search with the allintext: operator; use intext:
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