Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. To stare with wide and bulging eyes.
- v. To roll or bulge. Used of the eyes.
- v. To roll or bulge (the eyes).
- n. A stare or leer.
- n. A pair of tight-fitting eyeglasses, often tinted or having side shields, worn to protect the eyes from hazards such as wind, glare, water, or flying debris.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To strain or roll the eyes in a squinting, blinking, or staring way; roll about staringly, as the eyes.
- To roll or shake about loosely.
- To roll (the eyes) about blinkingly and staringly.
- n. A strained, blinking, or squinting rolling of the eye.
- n. plural An instrument worn like spectacles, with plain or colored glasses fixed in short tubes spreading at the base over the eyes, for their protection from cold, dust, sparks, etc., or from too great intensity of light, or so contrived as to direct the eyes straight forward, in order to cure squinting.
- n. Spectacles.
- n. Blinds for horses that are apt to take fright.
- To swallow; gobble.
- n. plural A parasitic disease of sheep, caused by the presence of a bladder-worm in the brain which causes dizziness, staggering gait, walking in a circle, spasms, and convulsions. Also called staggers, gid, and turnsick.
- n. The garden gooseberry, Ribes Grossularia.
Wiktionary
- v. to stare (at something) with wide eyes
- v. to roll the eyes
- n. a wide-eyed stare
- n. in the plural a pair of protective eyeglasses
GNU Webster's 1913
- v. To roll the eyes; to stare.
- adj. Full and rolling, or staring; -- said of the eyes.
- n. A strained or affected rolling of the eye.
- n. A kind of spectacles with short, projecting eye tubes, in the front end of which are fixed plain glasses for protecting the eyes from cold, dust, etc.
- n. Colored glasses for relief from intense light.
- n. A disk with a small aperture, to direct the sight forward, and cure squinting.
- n. Any screen or cover for the eyes, with or without a slit for seeing through.
WordNet 3.0
- v. look with amazement; look stupidly
Etymologies
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- Middle English gogelen, to squint. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
“Hi, i can't access your webpages. the links there and its the first search result in goggle but it keep crash out and saying that the webpage is unavailable. regards”
“His complexion was yellow; his greenish-brown eyes were of the sort called "goggle" -- they looked as if they might drop out of his face, if you held a spoon under them.”
“June 11th, 2006 at 3: 05 pm freeman says: journalists phone records according to that ultra leftist news outfit ABC are being confiscated with natnal security letters diebold has eliminated hanging chads and a cabal of oil execs are waging a wart of liberation in the middle east, goggle is the only search engine who hasnt surrendered the internet records of millions of americans and Q west the only phone company who is refusing to allow its customers to be bugged and as near as I can tell we are here discussing the ideas of an idiot hate mongering fascist who spews hate just to play on the emotionalism of the least educated least affluent among the population”
Think Progress » Matalin Defends Coulter’s Attack on 9/11 Widows
“Â Boyfriend is again goggle-eyed to see what’s reallyÂgoing on with his lady, and they end up on a planet where Astra is a revered mythological figure, the girl who saved the universe.”
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“In this respect the Esquimau snow goggle, which is simply a piece of wood hollowed out into a cup and illuminated by narrow slits, has advantage over any shape or kind of glass protection.”
Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska
“Mr. Nag saw this guy at MACBA today and asked me to google him (only he says "goggle" just to annoy me).”
“I'm not some kind of goggle-eyed advocate for Campbell here who sees his work in everything.”
“Eyes -- Wide apart, large, round, dark and soft and not "goggle" eyed.”
“Wherever they played, crowds turned up to goggle at the Japanese children playing perfectly in unison.”
The Wall Street Journal: The Suzuki Method He Imported Keyed a Music Revolution
“Richard Kay, like Nigel Dempster before him, is paid to write a diary about moneyed toffs like David and Sam so that humbler tube-travelling folk can goggle a bit and scowl at their youngers and betters.”
The Guardian: Tory press defenders of Middle England rail against the toffs
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘goggle’.
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EN - archaic words
abide, abjure, abroad, adamant, afield, aforetime, aghast, anon, apace, argent, assuage, aught and 328 more...
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IMCO - EU nomenclature
includes words of the "Prodcom list"
abaca, abdominal, abrasive, absorbent, absorber, accelerator, accessory, account book, accumulator, acebutolol, acetaldehyde, acetamide and 4515 more...
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Genes
Interesting gene names. Some of these may have changed recently (to something less offensive/funny).
http://www.genenames.org/
tinman, agnostic, dreadlocks, Van Gogh, fruitless, lava lamp, ariadne, cheap date, ken and barbie, I'm not dead yet, I'm not dead yet 2, manic fringe and 1192 more... -
TECH - department store terms
lift, flask, datum, cater, absorbable, access road, account book, acoustic, adding machine, adhesive, advisory service, aeration and 231 more...
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CCle
all those wonderful Britsy words that end with a double consonant followed by 'le'
doddle, bobble, dibble, whiffle, waffle, diddle, piddle, jiggle, straggle, boggle, fiddle, skeedaddle and 125 more...
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Words that can be spelled on an upsid...
Imagine my joy when I was wearing my calculator watch and was first introduced to someone named Leslie - there was exactly enough room on the display for 317537.14.
Edit: I've discove...hi, hello, leslie, sheesh, she, bells, hells, hog, boss, goggles, he, bob and 233 more...
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I am : looking
To describe facial expressions when attending to something.
look, peer, glance, stare, glare, glower, ogle, peek, observe, scrutinize, gaze, gape and 18 more...
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Here's Looking At You Kid
Synonyms or funny substitutes for the word 'look'.
gaze, glare, saw, penned, peeked, poked, bore, blazed, glance, search, gaped, gawped and 41 more...
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Stalking Darkness
Words and phrases from Lynn Flewelling's book, Stalking Darkness.
inquest, halyard, catamount, occlude, founder, more, grouse, grapple, water butt, antepenultimate, palimpsest, hob and 196 more...
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Malachi_Constant's Words
triumverate, pandemic, parsnip, delineate, zamboni, parka, laser, swoop, malevolent, benevolent, fracas, tipsy and 372 more...
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sionnach's Words
contumely, fomite, holmgang, poltroon, eleemosynary, obsidian, nugatory, grindcore, felch, recrudescent, pyx, parenteral and 3271 more...
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The Spectacle
DISTRACT, STARE, CONSUME
(repeat)gongoozler, television, sporting events, blockbuster, alienation, situationist, technocapitalism, media extravaganza, sex scandal, hypnotic behavior, fantastic visions, prime time and 164 more...
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-oggle words
I really didn't think there were this many. Of course, they're more fun when they're more than two syllables, so suggestions are welcome.
boondoggle, hornswoggle, oggle, boggle, coggle, toggle, joggle, goggle, moggle, poggle, roggle, woggle and 2 more...
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jenniigurll's list
Words that you lovvee!!!!
goggle, swoosh, blah, wordie, crazy, love, criss angel, mindfreak, illusion, magic, music
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brady9's Words
bouffant, ointment, whatnot, nevermore, oriole, goo, mimosa, dishcloth, reliquary, errant, ostentatious, requisite and 58 more...
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"Look" Verbs
glance, gaze, peek, peep, peer, scan, view, glimpse, gander, watch, snoop, eye and 34 more...
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