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- verb Present participle of
goggle .
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Examples
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He has remarkably bold eyes; rather approaching to what we would call goggling: and he gives himself airs with them as if he wished to have them thought rakish: perhaps as a recom-mendation, in his opinion, to the ladies.
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He has remarkably bold eyes, rather approaching to what we would call goggling, and he gives himself airs with them, as if he wished to have them thought rakish; perhaps as a recommendation, in his opinion, to the ladies.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction Various 1910
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Not all of the country feels Michael Jackson deserves all of this adulation, and it is interesting to me that people weren't this "goggling" during his life and trials.
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She stared at me, goggling her eyes with exaggerated innocence.
Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011
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Their ears were pointed, their beaks were hooked, and their obsidian eyes were large and flat, like pools, goggling at him in the rose twilight of full moons.
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Inexplicably, two days ago, that demand was increased to an eye-goggling 5% of GDP (gross domestic product), estimated at $722 billion from the United States alone.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Copenhagen as Income Redistribution 2009
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The smalls had a deliciously wonderful time, chasing Space Rangers and splashing down mountains and racing race cars and goggling at pixies zipping through the sky, and their joy was contagious but still: we were supposed to do all this – we were supposed to be pursuing joy and chasing pixies and princesses – for Tanner.
Princesses Never Give Up, Until They Totally Do - Her Bad Mother 2010
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She stared at me, goggling her eyes with exaggerated innocence.
Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011
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Consider that Ed Miliband, the robotic, goggling fratricide, reads no novels, because they are "all made up", and it makes quite a lot of sense.
But Mr Darcy, shouldn't we be taking precautions? | Catherine Bennett 2011
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To paraphrase: When I win my vroom-car races, our annoyingly short national anthem means that my period of standing up on a big platform, bathed in the love of millions of people goggling at how stupendously great I am, is limited to only 30 seconds or so.
So Lewis Hamilton wants a longer national anthem. Has he heard the second verse? 2011
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