Gogglers
/ˈɡɒɡ.ləz/noun
Plural of goggler: a person or thing that stares with wide, protruding, or fixed eyes.
Did you know?English *goggle* is probably echoic, built from a repeated sound that imitates rolling or staring eyes, and it later gave us words for both wide-eyed looking and protective eye gear.
Etymological Timeline
Late Middle English
English
goglen
“to stare or roll the eyes about”
16th Century
English
goggle
“to roll the eyes; to stare with bulging eyes”
16th–17th Century
English
goggler
“one who gapes or stares with protruding eyes”
Modern English
English
gogglers
“plural of goggler; people or things that goggle or stare”