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goggle-eye
[ gog-uhl-ahy ]
noun
, plural gog·gle-eyes, (especially collectively) gog·gle-eye.
- Also called goggle-eye scad. bigeye scad.
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The black bass, and brook trout, and sturgeon, and goggle-eye are familiar examples of fish which have this habit.
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Our departed friend, Professor Goggle-Eye, when he made his jump, landed right in my shirt front.
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Our business was yard-inspection, with Goggle-Eye as general factotum.
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We, of course, had ridden out, but Goggle-Eye had preferred to walk.
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The first thing I did was give my pole a yank and out came a jim-dandy goggle-eye sunfish, just about as good as I ever caught.
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