Interweb (n) the Internet

More properly "The Electrical Interweb"

Usage examples:

"The interweb'll know" approximately equivalent to "I'll Google it" often in relation to some obscure subject.

"The interweb knows all!" following the success of such an optomistic search, for example images of Welsh pound coins (http://images.google.com/images?q=welsh+pound+coins&ie=UTF-8&hl=en)

Origin:

From "[Internet]" and "the Web". First known appearance in NGC magazine (http://www.futurenet.co.uk/futureonline/magazines/magazine.asp?ID=27) along the lines of "via the magical power of the electrical interweb"

Christopher Backhouse

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