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Boggle (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: confuse, be, be bewildered, overwhelm, bungle, dissemble, play fast and loose, botch, embarrass, play, embarrass with difficulties, mystify
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Present Simple
boggle
boggle
boggles
boggle
boggle
boggle
Future Simple
will boggle
will boggle
will boggle
will boggle
will boggle
will boggle
Past Simple
boggled
boggled
boggled
boggled
boggled
boggled
Conditional Simple
would boggle
would boggle
would boggle
would boggle
would boggle
would boggle
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you all
they
Present Progressive
am boggling
are boggling
is boggling
are boggling
are boggling
are boggling
Future Progressive
will be boggling
will be boggling
will be boggling
will be boggling
will be boggling
will be boggling
Past Progressive
was boggling
were boggling
was boggling
were boggling
were boggling
were boggling
Conditional Progressive
would be boggling
would be boggling
would be boggling
would be boggling
would be boggling
would be boggling
I
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it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have boggled
have boggled
has boggled
have boggled
have boggled
have boggled
Future Perfect
will have boggled
will have boggled
will have boggled
will have boggled
will have boggled
will have boggled
Past Perfect
had boggled
had boggled
had boggled
had boggled
had boggled
had boggled
Conditional Perfect
would have boggled
would have boggled
would have boggled
would have boggled
would have boggled
would have boggled
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it/she/he
we
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been boggling
have been boggling
has been boggling
have been boggling
have been boggling
have been boggling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been boggling
will have been boggling
will have been boggling
will have been boggling
will have been boggling
will have been boggling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been boggling
had been boggling
had been boggling
had been boggling
had been boggling
had been boggling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been boggling
would have been boggling
would have been boggling
would have been boggling
would have been boggling
would have been boggling

Examples of boggle

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"With great big teeth and a great big mouth and great big boggle eyes.
- Oh, no, boggle. I don't think I can sit through "showgirls" again.
- Yes, I do. You boggle my mind, man.
A little boggle?
Can I interest you in some checkers, or are you more of a boggle kind of guy?
"With great big teeth and a great big mouth and great big boggle eyes.
- Oh, no, boggle. I don't think I can sit through "showgirls" again.
- Yes, I do. You boggle my mind, man.
A little boggle?
Can I interest you in some checkers, or are you more of a boggle kind of guy?
- It boggles the mind that it is still here.
- It boggles the mind.
- Ooh, the mind boggles.
- Yeah. It boggles the mind. - Unre.
-- the government has since had that them sealed -- but he says what is in there boggles the mind.
- It boggles the mind that it is still here.
- It boggles the mind.
- Ooh, the mind boggles.
- Yeah. It boggles the mind. - Unre.
-- the government has since had that them sealed -- but he says what is in there boggles the mind.
- I'm boggled.
A narrow mind is easily boggled.
And chases begat chases and chases... and chases and chases... until the mind boggled us.
And its range of ability simply boggled the mind 0-60, takes 5.5 seconds
I am extremely boggled.
- Mind boggling.
- Mind-boggling mysteries.
- Not Estevan, Elian. - Guys, we have a mystery here. A mind-boggling mystery.
- Ships are mind-boggling...
- Why are they mind-boggling?
- I'm boggled.
A narrow mind is easily boggled.
And chases begat chases and chases... and chases and chases... until the mind boggled us.
And its range of ability simply boggled the mind 0-60, takes 5.5 seconds
I am extremely boggled.
- Mind boggling.
- Mind-boggling mysteries.
- Not Estevan, Elian. - Guys, we have a mystery here. A mind-boggling mystery.
- Ships are mind-boggling...
- Why are they mind-boggling?

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