Referring Clues

• Popular Internet company
• Whoop
• Uncultivated person
• Country bumpkin
• Popular Internet portal
• "Hurray!"
• Philistine
• Google competitor
• Hotmail alternative
• Winner's cry
• Popular e-mail provider
• Uneducated boor
• Gleeful shout
• Search engine name
• Owner of the Flickr Web site
• Bumpkin
• Enthusiastic cry
• Cyberspace biggie
• Magazine that reports on the Internet
• Internet search engine
• AltaVista alternative
• Swift brute
• Google alternative
• Google rival
• Popular web site
• Popular search engine
• "Gulliver's Travels" brute
• Web-surfer's cry?
• Search site
• Cyberspace giant
• Web search site
• Yokel
• Internet giant with an exclamation point in its name
• Shout of delight
• Schmo
• Ask.com rival
• Internet giant that recently fought Microsoft's hostile takeover attempt
• Boorish type
• Company with an exclamation point in its name
• Sunnyvale-based Internet giant
• Company sued by a yodeler
• Online giant whose name is shouted in ads
• Boor
• Dot-com giant
• Swift beast
• "Gulliver's Travels" brute
• "Gulliver's Travels" savage
• Exuberant cry
• Dot-com industry giant
• Boorish bumpkin
• Popular dot-com site
• Popular Internet site
• Internet portal
• Western interjection
• Gulliver creature
• Houyhnhnm's subject
• Boorish sort
• Unsophisticated boob
• Brute in Gulliver's tale
• "Whoopee!"
• "Gulliver's Travels" creature
• Boorish bloke
• Big boor
• Brute in "Gulliver's Travels"
• Swiftian brute
• Brutish creature in "Gulliver's Travels"
• Loudmouth lummox
• "Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web," today
• "Yippee!"
• "Gulliver's Travels" savage
• Clod
• Big name in fantasy baseball
• AOL competitor
• Web search option
• Search engine giant
• "Yipee"
• Coarse fellow
• Rowdy fellow
• Rodeo outcry
• Web engine
• 'Hurray!'
• Lout
• Total lout
• Gmail alternative
• Uncultivated one
• Uncultivated
• Popular email provider
• 'Gulliver's Travels' brute
• A large ISP and search engine
• Company with a 1996 I.P.O.
• 'Whoopee!'
• Flickr owner
• Loudmouthed buffoon
• Web giant that recently bought Tumblr
• Company headed by Marissa Mayer
• It may help you search
• 'Whee!'
• Web company
• Search giant
• Marissa Mayer's company
• Jonathan Swift brute
• "Huzzah!"
• Brute
• Brutish person
• Internet giant that purchased Flickr in 2005
• One in Gulliver's Houyhnhnm Land
• Enthusiastic shout
• Loutish sort
• Email option
• Alternative to Google or Bing
• Jerk
• Company once helmed by Jerry Yang
• Webmail option
• Web portal run by Marissa Mayer
• Purchase for Verizon
• Verizon buy of 2017
• Lout (in Gulliver's Travels) (5)
• "ulliver's Travels"brute
• Brand name yodeled in ads
• Tumblr purchaser of May 2013
• Google and Bing rival
• Boor's gleeful exclam­ation
• Lout's gleeful cry
• Brute turning over hay, needing a pair of specs
• Means by which to search for lout
• Will the actor backing intro for spies give literary class?
• Possibly a hoodie's occupant?
• The nasty fellow says "Ah - you are out!"
• Rude type making love twice on grass, perversely
• Owner of Tumblr
• Search engine with a !
• Swift portrayal of a rude lout
• Boorish brute
• Popular web portal
• Logo with an exclamation mark
• Brute from "Gulliver's Travels"
• Chawbacon
• Tech giant that bought Tumblr in 2013
• Parent company of Tumblr and GeoCities
• Humanoid brute in "Gulliver's Travels"
• A lout, some say a hoodlum
• Human-looking beast in Gulliver's Travels
• Boorish lout
• Lout, boorish person
• In Kenya, hook used to capture violent person
• Brutish animal species from Gulliver's Travels
• Boorish lout (after Swift)
• Human-looking beast in Gulliver's Travels: search engine conglomerate
• Coarse person in hostelry, a hooker
• Lout raising crop circles
• Grass up on old couple, being philistine
• Boo Haydn piece? He might, in retrospect
• Online search engine, or an exclamation
• British fellow
• Whooping shout
• Major web portal
• Search engine
• ___ View (streaming site)
• The coarse fellow rings Hay up
• Boorish one
• Happy cowpoke's cry
• "YES!!!" country-style
• Coarse fellow responsible for hay-making spectacles?
• Web company that styles its name with an exclamation point
• Quite a boor
• Sold to Verizon for $4.48 billion in 2017
• Alternative to Google or AOL
• Web company with an exclamation mark in its name
• Its logo features an exclamation point
• Coarse fellow able to make hay and love repeatedly
• "Woot woot!"
• Internet pioneer with a purple logo
• Boorish person
• Google or Bing alternative
• Email option since 1997
• Company with a now-defunct "Answers" forum
• Early web portal
• Google competitor that's also an exclamation
• Tech company with an exclamation point
• Company whose name ends in an exclamation point
• Web portal with "!" in its logo
• Acquirer of GeoCities and Broadcast.com during the dot-com bubble
• Fantasy Football domain
• Portal name with an exclamation point
• "Hot diggity dog!"