Synonyms for goggles
gog·gles

Princeton's WordNet

1. gogglesnoun

   tight-fitting spectacles worn to protect the eyes

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1. List of paraphrases for "goggles":

   glasses, eye-protectors, eyeglasses, spectacles, sunglasses, eyewear, shades

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1. Ambassador Guajardo:

   That's the type of event that is so momentous, [ the public ] will realize that somebody is helping us and others are not. That would be the big game changer, much more than face masks, gowns or goggles.

2. Braden Coleman:

   I had my NVG’s on, my night vision goggles, and I had a Raven behind me following me out, making sure that I was, you know, safe, it was a bit tense, I’m not going to lie. But I guess you don’t really think of it at the time. You just ... do what you’re trained to do.

3. Says Smith:

   We got a whole quarantine package of what's going to happen. He got on the call with us again, made sure we were completely comfortable, which we were. I tell people all the time : I 100 % trust Tyler Perry. He treats us like we're his relatives. So I knew that we would be fully protected and we were -- we were safe, throughout the whole process, we had this big package of protective materials : hand sanitizers, surface cleansers, mask, suits, goggles, gloves -- everything we needed. So we were really, really protected.

4. Says Smith:

   Throughout the whole process, we had this big package of protective materials : hand sanitizers, surface cleansers, mask, suits, goggles, gloves -- everything we needed. So we were really, really protected.

5. Lisa Shultis:

   You have to see where you're going with that tube down the trachea, not the esophagus. It's very difficult when you've got a mask, goggles, everything on, the patient is having exhaled breaths in your face. So that's why it's very dangerous. That's why it's imperative that we have the right( personal protective equipment) for whomever is in the room, but especially for respiratory therapists.