Search

Lifestyle / Adoption / Search: An attempt, usually by birthparent, adopted person or adoptive parent (but sometimes by volunteers or paid consultants) to make a connection between the birthparent and the biological child.
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Search Adjective Synonyms: hunt, pursuit, quest
Search Verb Synonyms: researching, analysis, exploration, examination, scrutiny, probe, study, perusal, sifting, inspection, scouring, inquiry or enquiry
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Boolean Search

Business / Search Engine Optimization (SEO) / Boolean Search: Many search engines allow you to perform searches that contain mathematical formulas such as AND, OR, or NOT. By default most search engines include AND with your query, requiring results to be releva MORE

Pay Per Click Search Engine (PPCSE)

Business / Internet Marketing / Pay Per Click Search Engine (PPCSE): Search engine where results are ranked according to the bid amount and advertisers are charged only when a searcher clicks on the search listing. MORE

Concept Search

Business / Search Engine Optimization (SEO) / Concept Search: A search which attempts to conceptually match results with the query, not necessarily with those words, rather their concept. For example, if a search engine understands a phrase to be related to anot MORE

Search Engine Results Page (SERP)

Business / Search Engine Optimization (SEO) / Search Engine Results Page (SERP): Search Engine Results Page is the page on which the search engines show the results for a search query. MORE

Search History

Business / Search Engine Optimization (SEO) / Search History: Many search engines store user search history information. This data can be used for better ad targeting or to make old information more findable. Search engines may also determine what a document is MORE

Search Firm

Business / Human Resources (HR) / Search Firm: An organization or individual consultants working on a retainer or fee basis who provide the service of searching and screening potential candidates for prospective employers. Typically search firms a MORE