josh,

josh /dʒɒʃ/ DJ /dʒɑːʃ/ DJ US /dʒɑʃ/ KK US


1.to gently make fun of somebody or talk to them in a joking way 開玩笑；戲弄 verb V VN V speech informal
 
1.Tease (someone) in a playful way


2.Engage in joking or playful talk with others
 
 
 
boggle /ˈbɒɡl/ DJ /ˈbɔːɡl/ DJ US /'bɔgḷ/ KK US


1.to be slow to do or accept something because you are surprised or shocked by it （因吃驚而）不知所措，猶豫不決 verb V ~ (at sth) informal

Even I boggle at the idea of spending so much money. 一想到要花這麼多錢，連我都有點猶豫。

Idiom: something boggles the mind informal

1.if something boggles the mind or the mind boggles at it, it is so unusual that people find it hard to imagine or accept 使人無法想像；使人難以接受

The vastness of space really boggles the mind. 太空之遼闊的確使人難以想像。

‘He says he's married to his cats!’ ‘The mind boggles!’ “他說他和他的那些貓結婚了！”“難以置信！”

See also: mind-boggling

Variant: the mind boggles
 
ex:  boggle my mind
 
mind-boggling


1.very difficult to imagine or to understand; extremely surprising 難以想像的；難以理解的；令人驚愕的 adjective informal

a problem of mind-boggling complexity 複雜得難以想像的問題

See also: boggle