protective eyewear with close-fitting lenses and a strap, worn to shield the eyes from water, dust, chemicals, or other hazards
She put on her goggles before entering the swimming pool.
gogglenoun
A pair of tight-fitting eye protectors with side shields or a sealed frame, worn to protect the eyes from water, dust, wind, chemicals, bright light, etc.
Laboratory safety regulations require students to wear goggles when handling acids.
Specialized eyewear that provides enhanced or special vision for a particular activity.
Night-vision goggles enable soldiers to see in total darkness.
A wide-eyed stare or look.
Her outrageous comment drew a goggle from everyone at the table.
goggleverb
To stare with bulging or wide-open eyes in amazement, wonder, or disbelief.
The children goggled at the magician’s disappearing act.
To cause (the eyes) to protrude or roll.
The sudden explosion made their eyes goggle in fright.