"bogglish" meaning in English

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  "pos": "adj",
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          "ref": "2012 June 22, Helen Lapping, “Bit of a bogglish day….”, in HL Writing Blog, retrieved 2012-09-30:",
          "text": "So, I’m feeling a bit bogglish or a bit skittish today. I’ve got lots of grown up stuff to do involving going places, talking to people and making ‘phone calls",
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        "Uncertain, doubtful; skittish"
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          "doubtful",
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          "skittish",
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          "word": "boggler"
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  "word": "bogglish"
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  "word": "bogglish"
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