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Boggle meaning
(literally or figuratively) to stop or hesitate as if suddenly seeing a bogle. | To be bewildered, dumbfounded, or confused. | To confuse or mystify; overwhelm.
Example sentences (9)
Ellie is in her own little world as Joel calls out to her, excited to show her that he found some cans of the Chef Boyardee he knows she likes, and a game of Boggle he thought they could play.
He painstakingly storyboarded the drama to include complex camerawork and lighting schemes, evocative POVs, and an uninterrupted seven-minute take whose logistics boggle the mind.
Hank doesn't get why Boggle is such a big deal, but Peggy sets her husband straight by explaining how the game contrasts with a favorite activity in Arlen: cow Bingo.
Such thoughts boggle the mind.
The world is filled with creatures that boggle the mind, tickle the imagination, induce nightmares, or all of the above.
But we'll listen anyway like a entire nation slowing down to boggle wide-eyed at a car wreck.
She’ll face more pushback on the whole Thomas Forrester (Matthew Atkinson) situation, and it’ll just boggle her mind.
If I could bring my parents back from the dead right now, I know that this country in its present state would boggle their minds.
I’m often amused to read national rankings of cities so out of whack with reality they boggle the mind of anyone who has ever lived in or visited those cities.