Approx how many search results When one performs a search query using Google, one of the first things you see is an approximation of how many results were found. Today, you'll be simulating this in as few bytes as possible.
Input
A short string of length at most 10 with characters from a-z.
Output
The approx count that Google reports for the number of hits.
Test Cases
query string -&gt; approximate number of results 
fish -&gt; 2340000000
quantock -&gt; 1390000
codegolf -&gt; 891000
google -&gt; 9340000000
e -&gt; 22500000000
bzoea -&gt; 34700
zoea -&gt; 529000

Extra Clarifications
You may use any regional Google you like.
You can either scrape the page resulting from the search query, or interface with Google APIs.
Search queries are usually in the format https://www.google.com/query?q=&lt;query&gt;
This is code-golf, so the shortest code in bytes wins
Python 3, 158 137 131 bytes
Using requests module and a doctored User-Agent header. Still looking for a shorter functioning UA header.

lambda q:get(f'http://goo.gl/search/{q}',headers={'User-Agent':'Firefox/8'}).text.split('out ')[1].split()[0]
from requests import*

Try it online!