boggled
Meaning
of Boggle
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It boggled me how some people could read these entire novels daily and still hold down jobs, have families, etc. I also didn’t account for the summer vacation factor because I don’t really get one.
Careful around Jamie Lee Curtis, guys - she seems to be easily boggled.
"I boggled a bit at the presentation.
I didn't immediately realize they meant what I called 'flip flops', so I was boggled at the kind of establishment that might have to mandate that rule, and how they would know!
I mean, I just looked at their upcoming books on Amazon, and my mind is boggled: Thomas Tryon!
There were just so many possibilities on that alone that my mind boggled.