Goggles [verb]

But in a minute or two the feeling 195 subsided, and through the automobile goggles they both wore they dared look ahead.

Ghurri-Wurri wore tattered white baggy trousers, vest and cloak, a turban and black goggles.

The Hon. Sam silently followed the pair for a moment through his big goggles.

But where is Catherine, asked Michael, as Jack came in pulling off his leather helmet and goggles.

The simpler compass is the more convenient for use on snow when goggles must be worn.

He wore a dust-coat, a cap, and goggles which seemed to be too large for him.

There were two passengers—one a big man in cap and dust-coat, and the other a businesslike driver in leather fixings and goggles.

Up till then we had not worn goggles, but were careful afterwards to use them on the trying, overcast days.

And over his goggles the colonel looked pleadingly up into his visitor's irate features.

A grotesquely majestic stranger, in a domino and false nose, with goggles, appears at the window.