Phrases with «boggle»

The word "boggle" means to confuse or surprise someone, often with a difficult problem or situation. Full definition

Sentences with «boggle»

  • The sheer vastness of the universe and the mind boggling numbers of galaxies, stars and planets, make it a very real possibility we're not the only ones. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • We have problems with the health service - the mind boggles at how we are going to get through that - and a world economic crisis. (conservativehome.blogs.com)
  • Actors have a mind boggling number of acquaintances so you'll soon find yourself with a greatly expanded friendship circle. (eharmony.co.uk)
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