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Meanings of boggle in English

Portuguese
surpreender
Catalan
espantar

Overcome with amazement.

        surpreender
        Usage of boggle in English
        1
        Derek Dougan remembers: Us hard-nosed pros simply sat boggle-eyed as Real's display unfolded.
        The Guardian
        2
        Some of the techniques and cooking styles they used made my mind boggle.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Our minds boggle all the more for being left to their own devices.
        The Guardian
        4
        The elaborate African cocktails served at the Bbar boggle the mind.
        The South African
        5
        I will then decide, since you boggle about a mere form.
        Mary Wollstonecraft
        6
        Why do you bother and boggle so about killing a pig?
        The Lieutenant and Commander / Being Autobigraphical Sketches of...
        7
        Difficult to master but good fun, it has the capacity to boggle the mind.
        The Guardian
        8
        But the mind may boggle at the idea of simulated mown grass, presented vertically.
        The Guardian
        9
        I have seen beasts and giants that boggle the mind.
        James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
        10
        What a boggle it would be to learn their secret.
        The Complete Rama Omnibus
        11
        Fire dancers spin, juggle and twirl fire in ways designed to boggle and amaze.
        Reuters
        12
        That tha'll be put in haunted chamber wi' a boggle.
        Under the Redwoods
        13
        Zounds, man, never stammer and boggle, but out with it!'
        Micah Clarke / His Statement as made to his three grandchildren ...
        14
        There had to be hundreds of them, maybe even thousands; enough to boggle the mind.
        Hex and the city
        15
        Those numbers boggle the imagination, and underscore how essential content is to Instagram's continued growth.
        Wired
        16
        Incidentally, I notice from the trailer that the boggle-eyed loon with the scalpel is German.
        The Guardian
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        Portuguese
        surpreender
        Boggle through the time