goggling

• He stood goggling, his mouth hanging open, his hand still thrust behind him, a grotesque absurd gesture in the circumstances. —  Police at the Funeral - Margery Allingham - Campion 04: 1931
• Murfree, goggling, saw a straight pencil of pure liquid water, impossibly defying gravity, coming toward the gadget from an indefinite distance out in the Sound It flowed through emptiness, through space, through the air itself as if it were in an invisible hose. —  August, 1947
• She sat staring into the big, goggling, glass eye of her computer monitor, surveying a long, squiggly line. —  FAULT LINE
• And in today's Washington Post, he remarkably compares signing with the Nationals to beer goggling: —  Surviving Grady
• Today one can often buy a gig of DDR2 RAM for less than $15 on the open market, a mind-goggling amount of performance for the money. —  ScrippsNews - current events, culture, commentary, community

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