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Goggle-eyed   /gˈɑgəl-aɪd/   Listen
Goggle-eyed

adjective
1.
With eyes or mouth open in surprise.  Synonyms: openmouthed, popeyed.






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"Goggle-eyed" Quotes from Famous Books



... unable to hear any more because Mrs. Haverstock led him up to a lean, staring youth with goggle eyes who, she said, had promised to read several of his poems to the guests and to open a discussion on Marriage. The goggle-eyed poet informed John that Homer, Dante, Shakespeare, Milton, Shelley and Browning were comic old gentlemen who entirely misunderstood the nature and function of poetry. He had founded a new school of poetry. It appeared from his ...
— The Foolish Lovers • St. John G. Ervine

... staring eyes and tails like strings, kept near at hand, and seemed ready to commit any crime for the smallest particle of goose. String-tailed, goggle-eyed, meagre cats that seize your dinner if you do not keep watch over it, and when caressed promptly respond by scratching and swearing, appear to be held in high favour throughout this district. They are expected to live upon rats, and it is this that makes them so disagreeable, ...
— Wanderings by southern waters, eastern Aquitaine • Edward Harrison Barker



Words linked to "Goggle-eyed" :   surprised, colloquialism



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