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[noun] 1. a ruler or manager. 2. a person in charge of a particular area. Etymology: Latin gerent- (stem of gerēns), present participle of gerere, “to bear, conduct, manage”, equivalent to ger-, “bear”. [Tony Sandoval - King] [adjective] 1. to scatter or adorn with stars. 2. Etymology: from Latin stēllāris, “of or pertaining to a star”. [Catrin Welz-Stein - Star Sailor] [adverb] 1. temporarily; for the time being. 2. temporary; lasting, existing, serving, or effective for a time only; not permanent. Etymology: from the Latin phrase; pro tempore. [Iren Horrors - Belle] 1. a deviation from the common rule, type, arrangement, or form. 2. an anomalous person or thing; one that is abnormal or does not fit in. 3. an odd, peculiar, or strange condition, situation, quality, etc. 4. an incongruity or inconsistency. 5. 6. 7. Synonyms: abnormality, exception, peculiarity, oddity, aberration. [Daniel Martin Diaz - Mutation Machine] [verb] 1. to have an earnest or strong desire; long. [Ania Mohrbacher - Longing] [verb]
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Sure! So I made a js scriptlet that can be used to enhance any normal search url with a lot more wildcards and hosted it here Just like a normal search url you put the url at the front (replace the url variable with the new one you want) and put in wildcards for where you want dynamic text inserted. However, instead of just getting %s afterwards you get 7 now: %e = enterred text (except ending w, t, or c) %h = highlighted text on page %q = search string (equivalent to (%h %e).trim()) %d = domain of current page %u = full url of current page %t = title of current page %l = current location (format is '{curr lat} {curr long}') This allows you to make some pretty nifty search engines. www[dot]google[dot]com/maps? Map all things that match {typed or highlighted text} near me now www[dot]google[dot]com/maps? Give me directions from where I am now to {typed or highlighted text} www[dot]downforeveryoneorjustme[dot]com/%(q||d) Check if the site is down.
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Forgive me, total noob with these using Chrome. I can't get any of them to work. 1. I pasted the following, into "Add a new search engine" named it Google Cache, keyword:cache.
