IPA: //ˈɡɒɡlər//
KK: /ˈgɑgələr/
A type of fish that lives in the ocean and is known for its large, noticeable eyes.
The goggler is often found swimming in schools near coral reefs.
The word 'goggler' originates from the verb 'goggle' (of uncertain origin, possibly imitative of the action of goggling) combined with the suffix '-er' (meaning a person who performs an action). A goggler is a person who goggle, typically referring to someone who stares with wide-open eyes, often in surprise or amazement.
Think of someone who is 'goggling' — that wide-eyed stare — and remember that a 'goggler' is simply a person who does that.