Google-search – Is it possible to see on which Google result page a website is

*EDIT: And looking further, it seems someone else has identified other sources so maybe my hypothesis doesn't hold. That article gives much better insight than I do. (The page is also 4 years old, but the most relevant post I could find.)

Doing a few random searches, it looks like all the answers come from the same sets of sources. My educated guess would be that Google has already determined sources which are trustworthy/reliable and have written algorithms to parse/search these resources and return these results in an order which is consistent with its other search algorithms.

I base this hypothesis on that I haven't seen any sources outside of these specific ones in approx 10 different searches:

• en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
• wordnetweb.princeton.edu/
• en.wiktionary.org/

This page offers some addditional suggestions on how to properly identify definitions in your HTML however the no conclusion was reach on how Google sources these definitions.

I can't help you with the list of any “top” rating, but!

This tool by Google gives you ability to see the amount of searches for any phrase. The default setting is so-called “broad” match data — so, if you key in recipe, you will see amount of searches for all queries that have “recipe” in them, in any form.

It won't give you a rating, but it will show you the absolute amount of monthly searches, possibly filtered by language and/or country.