Common Misspellings for BOGGLES
Etymology of BOGGLES
The word "boggle" is believed to have originated from the Middle English word "bogillen", which meant "to be afraid" or "to startle". This Middle English term itself could have derived from the Old Norse word "buga", meaning "to move quickly" or "to bend". Over time, "bogillen" morphed into "boggelen" in Middle Dutch, and eventually "boggle" in English, retaining its original meaning of being startled or alarmed.
Idioms with the word BOGGLES
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the mind boggles
The idiom "the mind boggles" is used to convey a sense of astonishment, bewilderment, or disbelief in response to something that is difficult to comprehend or beyond one's ability to understand. It suggests that the situation or concept is so overwhelming or complex that it leaves the mind unable to fully grasp or process it.
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it boggles the mind
The idiom "it boggles the mind" is used to express surprise, astonishment, or disbelief at something that is difficult to comprehend or understand. It implies that the situation or information is so complex, confusing, or extraordinary that it is overwhelming to think about or comprehend.
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something boggles the mind
The idiom "something boggles the mind" means that something is incredibly difficult or challenging to comprehend or believe. It suggests that the subject matter is so baffling or illogical that it overwhelms one's ability to understand or process it.
Similar spelling word for BOGGLES
Conjugate verb Boggles
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT
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PRESENT PERFECT
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