Emily Dickinson Lexicon

GOG'GLES, n. [plur. W. gogelu, to shelter. See Goggle, the verb.]

1. In surgery, instruments used to cure squinting, or the distortion of the eyes which occasions it. Encyc.
2. Cylindrical tubes, in which are fixed glasses for defending the eyes from cold, dust, &c. and sometimes with colored glasses to abate the intensity of light.
3. Blinds for horses that are apt to take fright.