Goggler

/ˈɡɔɡlər/ noun

Definition

A person who goggles or stares with wide eyes; also, any creature or object with large prominent eyes.

Etymology

From 'goggle' (verb) plus the agent suffix '-er,' creating a noun for something or someone that goggles or has bulging eyes.

Kelly Says

Fish with huge eyes are sometimes called 'gogglers'—it's a delightfully descriptive way of naming animals based on their most obvious feature, similar to how we call things 'long-necks' or 'big-heads.'

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