A way to do this would be to use KinoSearch (use the dev branch, it's nicer and no show stopping problems or bugs I've seen so far). The thing here being that you'll pay a set-up cost but once set-up (100,000 big docs might take anywhere from a minute to a half hour to index depending on hardware, content, and preprocessing needs), adding documents to the index is quite cheap and look-ups are blazing fast.
You can construct phrase (in quotes) or term queries much like Google or other search engines (KS is based on Lucene).
It's not entirely easy to grok at first and the docs are incomplete but the author is a monk (creamygoodness) and very smart, friendly, and helpful on the KS list which has a decent archive to look through too.
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