mind-bog·gling

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• mind-bog|gling — «MYND BOG lihng», adjective. causing the mind to boggle; overwhelming: »mind boggling calculations in enormous sums …   Useful english dictionary

• mind-bog — mind bog·gling; mind bog·gling·ly; …   English syllables

• bog´gling|ly — bog|gle1 «BOG uhl», verb, gled, gling, noun. –v.i. 1. to hold back; raise difficulties or objections; hesitate: »Father boggled at the suggestion at first, but finally agreed to do the job. SYNONYM(S): waver, shrink, demur. 2. to be overwhelmed… …   Useful english dictionary

• mind-boggling — mind bog·gling …   English syllables

• mind-bogglingly — mind bog·gling·ly …   English syllables

• mind-boggling — mind′ bog gling adj. cvb sts overwhelming; stunning: mind boggling prices[/ex] …   From formal English to slang

• gling — an·gling; bea·gling; dan·gling·ly; en·tan·gling; gan·gling; gig·gling·ly; gur·gling·ly; jin·gling·ly; scrag·gling; shin·gling; strag·gling·ly; tin·gling·ly; wrig·gling·ly; mind bog·gling; bun·gling·ly; mind bog·gling·ly; nig·gling·ly;… …   English syllables

• bog´gler — bog|gle1 «BOG uhl», verb, gled, gling, noun. –v.i. 1. to hold back; raise difficulties or objections; hesitate: »Father boggled at the suggestion at first, but finally agreed to do the job. SYNONYM(S): waver, shrink, demur. 2. to be overwhelmed… …   Useful english dictionary

• bog|gle — bog|gle1 «BOG uhl», verb, gled, gling, noun. –v.i. 1. to hold back; raise difficulties or objections; hesitate: »Father boggled at the suggestion at first, but finally agreed to do the job. SYNONYM(S): waver, shrink, demur. 2. to be overwhelmed… …   Useful english dictionary