Trump used an unusual word in the third debate and now everyone is googling it

During the third and final presidential debate, Trump used one of his favorite words, "bigly."

The comment came during a contentious discussion of President Barack Obama's immigration record, where Trump asserted that Obama had deported "millions" of people.

"He doesn't want to say that, but that's what's happened... bigly," Trump said. 

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, bigly is actually a word meaning "with great force."

However, after the first presidential debate, Eric Trump, the nominee's son, told The Hollywood Reporter that the Republican nominee had said "big league," and not "bigly."

The word is now the top-trending search on Google:

"Bigly" is now the top trending search on all of Google #PresidentialDebate

— GoogleTrends (@GoogleTrends) October 20, 2016

Here's how search traffic for the word spiked during the debate:

(Interest in "Bigly" over time.Google Trends) 
 

NOW WATCH: 'I didn't even apologize to my wife': Trump denies all sexual assault allegations

• Here's Donald Trump's list of potential Supreme Court nominees
• How Clinton and Trump compare on all the hot-button issues this election
• 'That's not true!': Mark Cuban and Rudy Giuliani go off the rails in heated CNN debate