boggle the mind



boggle the mind

also boggle your mind
to shock or surprise you He has a record of arrests for shoplifting that boggles the mind. It just boggles my mind how many people think they're the only ones who are having a hard time.
See also: boggle, mind

boggle the mind

Bewilder or astonish with complexity, novelty, or the like, as in The very magnitude of the Milky Way boggles the mind. The source of this usage is unclear, as the verb to boggle has several other seemingly unrelated meanings-to shy away, to hesitate, to bungle. [Second half of 1900s]
See also: boggle, mind

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Cahal-Irish
GwenGWENWelsh, English
Mac[mæk]
Ethelinda-English (Archaic)
Elkanahel-KAYN-ə (English)Biblical, Biblical Hebrew
Harith-Arabic