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Slang: Gogglebox

Gogglebox Television. Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary: Goggle ['gɔgl] To stare, gape, look with wide-open eyes, roll or move one's eyes. Examples: Bloody hell Cyril don't you do anything

Gogglebox

Television.

Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Goggle ['gɔgl]

To stare, gape, look with wide-open/bulging eyes, roll or move one's eyes.

Examples

Bloody hell Cyril don't you do anything besides sit in front of that damn gogglebox!

– Who the fuck is that guy?
–
I've no idea but he looks a right fuckin goggle box!

Box [bɔks]

Box, crate.

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