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Category  \nDeprecating?  \nThese ones can be unreliable  \n\n| 1 | “ ” | Allows searching for a specific phrase-exact match search. Individual word prevents synonyms | Basic, Mail |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 2 | OR | Boolean search function for OR searches as Google defaults to AND between words-must be all caps | Basic, Mail |  |\n| 3 | | | Implements OR | Basic |  |\n| 4 | () | Allows grouping of operators and helps dictate order | Basic, Mail |  |\n| 5 | - | Excludes a word from results | Basic, Mail |  |\n| 6 | * | Acts as a wildcard and will match any word or phrase | Basic |  |\n| 7 | \\#..\\# | \\# represents a number in this instance. Use to find numbers in a series. | Basic |  |\n| 8 | $ | Allows for search of USD | Basic |  |\n| 9 | € | Allows for search of Euro | Basic |  |\n| 10 | in | Allows searches for unit conversion (currency, unit or measure) | Basic |  |\n| 11 | ~ | Prefix- Include synonyms (potentially defunct) | Basic | |\n| 12 | + | Prefix-Force exact match on single phrase | Basic, Mail | |\n| 13 | daterange: | Return results in a specified range (requires julian dates) | Advanced | |\n| 14 | link: | Find pages that link to the target domain | Advanced | |\n| 15 | inanchor: | Find pages linked to with the specified anchor text/ phrase. Data is heavily sampled. | Advanced | |\n| 16 | allinanchor: | Find pages with all individual terms after \"inanchor:\"in the inbound anchor text. | Advanced | |\n| 17 | inposttile: | Finds pages with keywords in their post titles (i.e. for researching blogs) |  |  |\n| 18 | define: | Pulls a card response from Google displaying the dictionary definition of the word or phrase | Advanced |  |\n\nGoogle Search  \nOperators Cheat Sheet 3  \nNo. Operator What does it do? Category  \nDeprecating?  \nThese ones can be unreliable  \n\n| 19 | cache: | Returns the most up to date cache of an indexed webpage | Advanced |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 20 | filetype: | Returns only files of a particular type associated with the keyword searched | Advanced |\n| 21 | ext: | As above, based on extension | Advanced |\n| 22 | site: | Limit results to those from one site | Advanced |\n| 23 | related: | Find similar domains to the queried domain | Advanced |\n| 24 | intitle: | Returns pages based on the searched query appearing in their title | Advanced |\n| 25 | allintitle: | Similar to intitle: but only returns titles where all the words in the title match | Advanced |\n| 26 | inurl: | Only returns results where the queried keyword(s) is present in the URL | Advanced |\n| 27 | allinurl: | As above but only containing all of the specified words in the URL | Advanced |\n| 28 | intext: | Finds pages where the keyword(s) are mentioned within the page content. | Advanced |\n| 29 | allintext: | Similar to “intext,” but only results containing all of the specified words somewhere on the page will be returned. | Advanced |\n| 30 | AROUND(X) | This is sandwiched between two words and the X declares how many words they must be mentioned between. I.e. if it’s (4) then the two keywords must be mentioned within 4 words of each other. | Advanced |\n| 31 | weather: | Brings up the featured snipped for weather for that location | Advanced |\n| 32 | stocks: | Returns stock information for the specified ticker | Advanced |\n| 33 | map: | Force google map results for a particular query | Advanced |\n| 34 | movie: | Find information for the specified movie (particularly useful when that movie has an ambiguous name). If the movie is still in theatres it’ll also return screen times | Advanced |\n\nGoogle Search  \nOperators Cheat Sheet 4  \nNo. Operator What does it do? 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