bogglung
Bogglung is a phrase used when something is so boggling that it impairs you to speak proper English.
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brand boggling
Brand Boggling is a process of discovering great brands, suggesting how a brand can improve, or even coming up with an idea for a completely new brand. The term can be shortened to boggling if you are being informal.
I've got this idea about a new brand that everyone would love to get hold of. I am really brand boggling today!
brand boggling by GJSP February 28, 2007
mind-boggling
adjective /ˈmaɪndˌbɒɡ.l̩.ɪŋ/ /-ˌbɑ .ɡl̩.ɪŋ/ INFORMAL
extremely surprising and difficult to understand or imagine:
She was paid the mind-boggling sum of ten million pounds for that film.
extremely surprising and difficult to understand or imagine:
She was paid the mind-boggling sum of ten million pounds for that film.
mind-boggling by mi cielo April 30, 2014
Mind Boggling
someone: We're not alone in this universe, b/c if we are, that would be a huge waste of space!
you: WOW that's mind boggling!
if that doesn't work for you go to:
http://www.mind-boggler.net/
LOL
you: WOW that's mind boggling!
if that doesn't work for you go to:
http://www.mind-boggler.net/
LOL
Mind Boggling by John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmid December 31, 2008
Boggling
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.