by Ogwiener February 7, 2019

Boggling is the seemingly dyslexic result of an attempt at blogging. Generally speaking it is a blog which is: poorly thought out, devoid of critical thought, replete with grammatical errors and absent any meaningful, referenced facts.
Person 1: I just read what I thought might be an interesting blog, but boy was I wrong.
Person 2: What was wrong with it?
Person 1: Well, the topic was confusing at best, and the facts didn't support what little was understandable, and the conclusion had zero to do with the facts or the topic. To top it off, it read like it was written by someone on their phone riding down a gravel road. The level of stupidity was mind boggling.
Person 2: Ah, then I suppose the author was boggling instead of blogging.
Person 2: What was wrong with it?
Person 1: Well, the topic was confusing at best, and the facts didn't support what little was understandable, and the conclusion had zero to do with the facts or the topic. To top it off, it read like it was written by someone on their phone riding down a gravel road. The level of stupidity was mind boggling.
Person 2: Ah, then I suppose the author was boggling instead of blogging.
by Tannasgh June 29, 2016

A phrase invented by the youtuber iSorrowproductions. Another, sillier way of saying something confuses you.
by illumaQ December 21, 2023

when a group of liquored up gamers get a little bit wild while playing boggle naked, and when someone wins everyone runs at them and starts a doggy pile.
guy 1:did you here about Jimmy and his "full contact boggle" parties?
guy2:yeah apparently Tommy is hella hung and like doggy piles way more than most.
guy2:yeah apparently Tommy is hella hung and like doggy piles way more than most.
by Tsunim_ January 15, 2020

A word used to replace any other word (or phrase) when you have become confused about what you were saying or have simply lost interest.
by Foggle-de-boggle January 22, 2019

Boggling is the seemingly dyslexic result of an attempt at blogging. Generally speaking it is a blog which is: poorly thought out, devoid of critical thought, replete with grammatical errors and absent any meaningful, referenced facts.
Person 1: I just read what I thought might be an interesting blog, but boy was I wrong.
Person 2: What was wrong with it?
Person 1: Well, the topic was confusing at best, and the facts didn't support what little was understandable, and the conclusion had zero to do with the facts or the topic. To top it off, it read like it was written by someone on their phone riding down a gravel road. The level of stupidity was mind boggling.
Person 2: Ah, then I suppose the author was boggling instead of blogging.
Person 2: What was wrong with it?
Person 1: Well, the topic was confusing at best, and the facts didn't support what little was understandable, and the conclusion had zero to do with the facts or the topic. To top it off, it read like it was written by someone on their phone riding down a gravel road. The level of stupidity was mind boggling.
Person 2: Ah, then I suppose the author was boggling instead of blogging.
by Tannasgh June 29, 2016

by YourMomther October 10, 2020
