googly-eyed

googly-eyed

1. Staring at someone or something in surprise with the eyes open very wide. I have some great pictures of the kids looking positively googly-eyed at the zoo. Mary's announcement that she was pregnant left most of us googly-eyed.
2. Looking visibly enamored or smitten with someone. Often said of two people who are romantically interested in each other. Well, if you keep staring at her all googly-eyed, she'll know you like her sooner than later!
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

googly-eyed

verb
See goggle-eyed
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • goggle-eyed
  • stare
  • pie-eyed
  • bowl (someone) a googly
  • googly
  • murder on
  • be murder on (someone or something)
  • be pie-eyed
  • pop-eyed
  • be staring (something) in the face
References in periodicals archive
It also evokes the quirky aura of Ray Johnson and his googly-eyed bunny mascot.
Supporting player Shaw is a continual hoot as an older woman engorged with and empowered by googly-eyed, giddy first love.
"The only animation on our site is a small googly-eyed guy on our home page that we put in to appease the director of marketing."
Even the news has its light side with the googly-eyed News Bunny being a permanent fixture, lurking in the background behind the newsreader and making wild gesticulations as she delivers the news.
The third chapter relies heavily on the googly-eyed yellow sidekicks and there are fleeting giggles involving the stooges and their high-pitched lingo of Esperanto meets gobbledygook.
Metal and mechanical toys included a fur-covered shop window display pair of climbing cats at pounds 100 and a tinplate snap toy of a googly-eyed 1930s child jumping off a chamber pot that concealed a mouse at pounds 140.
The blue, googly-eyed Cookie Monster, with his signature gobble "om nom nom nom", was originally designed by Jim Henson for use in commercials for General Foods International and Frito-Lay.
Only this time, the googly-eyed pair are boldly going where no item of loose-fitting footwear has ever gone before - outer space and the world of science fiction.