boggle /bogˈl/

1. To start, draw back with fright
2. To hesitate, demur
3. To equivocate
4. (of one's mind, esp in the mind boggles) to be unable to imagine or grasp something, to be astounded by something (informal)

1. A scruple, objection
2. A bungle

boggˈler noun

boggard /bogˈərd/, boggart /-ərt/ or boggle /bogˈl/ see bogle

bogle /bōˈgl/

1. A spectre or goblin
2. (also tattiebogle) a scarecrow (Scot)
3. A bugbear, or source of terror

—boggˈle, boggˈard and boggˈart are N Eng forms

bogle about the bush or stacks

A kind of hide-and-seek

• lovers' rock
• loves
• love seat
• love seats
• love-shaft
• love-shafts
• lovesick
• lovesickness
• lovesome
• love-song
• love-songs
• love-stories
• love-story
• love-stricken
• lovestruck
• love-suit
• love-suits
• love-token
• love-tokens
• loveworthy
• lovey
• lovey-dovey
• loveys
• loving
• loving cup