googly-eyed

You're like the ones who show up all googly-eyed about the 'story' that's supposedly in there.

The section rumbles on for another 355 words, leaving you googly-eyed well before the end.

"I absolutely have everything open," she said, staring googly-eyed at Sean.

Unless you don't mind being a third wheel among googly-eyed honeymooners.

It was Helen who fascinated these googly-eyed men, most of whom were in their twenties.

We were googly-eyed pretty much the entire time we were there.

It's perhaps your only chance to come face to face with a googly-eyed glass squid.

Indeed, if you held it the right way up, it looked like a googly-eyed plastic goldfish.

Get kids making everything from textured bunting to 3D googly-eyed animals with this kit.

We weren't bum-rushed at the luggage carousel or hit with googly-eyed stares.

The googly-eyed ones are ever so sweet.

They were looking at one another like a couple of googly-eyed kids at the end of a date in a sitcom.

Quirky works: googly-eyed trees that Pruitt created on the polo field '

An ice cream shop in Barcelona is serving up a googly-eyed creation that stares back at you while you eat.

Googly-eyed: The Internship lets you into the weird and wonderful world of Google.

Other names in English include goodly-eyed cod, googly-eyed cod, and ribaldo.

The cells of a googly-eyed glass squid's eyes and tentacles form small, bioluminescent organs called photophores.

And googly-eyed monsters eat worm-ridden salad.

Nor was much thought given to resurrecting the googly-eyed Neon, though it was the last small Dodge to sell in significant numbers.

Rarely has Ms. Cusack's googly-eyed, otherworldly vibe seemed so right for a role.

Why, Hal, youre making me positively googly-eyed.

McCarthy's googly-eyed portraits make Skelton's story amusing as well as inspiring.

Described on the box as a "fishy friend for bathtime fun" it was – I now see – a googly-eyed plastic goldfish.

A newly identified googly-eyed artifact may have been used by the ancient Egyptians to magically protect children and pregnant mothers from evil forces.