googly

Of the bowler: to bowl a googly or googlies; also (trans.), to give a googly break to (a ball).

That way you could implement your own version of Material Design, that does not look googly.

The Googly answer to most things isn't doing one thing, its doing multiple things with different payoff timelines in parallel.

Y gets a few googly eyed people who don't do their homework to buy in, by selling stock owned by X.

Do you know what finally made googly-eyed Western philosophers realize that Lee Kuan Yew's criticism of human rights was a load of bullshit?

It's not very googly, in that it's mostly pay to play.

If it's just some googly thing it won't be that compelling.

Of the ball: to have a ‘googly’ break and swerve.

One of the advantages of a contract is that it is an opportunity to bring up potential issues before they become actual issues at that phase of a relationship where everyone is googly eyes in love.

Google tends to do things in a particularly proprietary Googly way that locks companies in, but the history of killing off products makes nobody want to commit to that.

There is enough difference in the car models between the two continents to explain staring googly-eyed at trucks when you get to the states, without resorting to emotionally inflated statistics.

I searched for this value, and didn't spend long figuring out if it was well calculated, so take it with a big googly pinch of salt.

AdSense keeps doing the most un-Googly, "evil" thing and getting away with it.

When I was a kid we would say someone with big eyes had "googly eyes".

I don't think we will ever have "Pages are drenched in neon and populated with googly-eyed cartoon animals." even if our infrastructure was better.

Google should rename Google Glass to "Googly Eyes".

And as such, regular refreshes of the codec is a very Webby, a very Googly, and a very Open Source-y thing to do.