goggle
/ˈɡɑɡəl/
verb
- To look at something with wide-open eyes, often in surprise or amazement.
- She goggled in disbelief when she saw the price tag.
- Tourists goggled at the towering skyscrapers.
- The children goggled at the magician's tricks.
noun
- A stare with wide-open eyes, especially one expressing surprise or wonder.
- I couldn't help but let out a goggle when I saw the cake.
- He gave a goggle of astonishment at the news.
- Her goggle made everyone laugh during the funny scene.