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Use operators

Operator Meaning Example
* The asterisk serves as a wildcard operator. Unlike the other operators, it gets added to the end of the word to be affected. Words match if they begin with the word preceding the * operator. run*
This will return results that contain the word run as well as runs, runner, running and rung etc.
+ A leading plus sign indicates that this word must be present in each row that is returned. +road running
This will return results which contain the word road but rank other results higher if they also contain running.
- A leading minus sign indicates that this word must not be present in any of the rows that are returned. -slow +running
This will return results that contain the word running but not slow.
" " A phrase that is enclosed within double quotes only produces results that contain the whole phrase literally, as it was typed. "hill running"
This will return results that contain the exact phrase hill running.
no operator Entering your search terms with no operator other than whitespace.trail running
This will return results with at least one of the two words.

Our top tip for getting the best results is to combine operators.

Avoid stopwords

To further improve your search results try to avoid stopwords. Stopwords are commonly-used words (like also, and, away and here) or inappropriate words (like beforehand, concerning, everything and meanwhile). View a full list of stopwords.

In relation to using operators, if a stopword is specified with the truncation operator *, it will not be stripped from your search results.


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