goggles
n. C / Un. special glasses that fit tightly against your face to protect your eyes from water, wind, or chemicals.
n. protective eyewear that fits snugly against the face, typically held in place by an elastic strap to prevent the entry of particulates, water, or chemicals.
You must wear goggles when you swim in the pool.
The chemistry teacher reminded every student to put on their safety goggles before starting the experiment with the acid.
While modern ski goggles offer advanced UV protection and anti-fog coatings, their primary function remains shielding the wearer's eyes from high-velocity wind and snow glare.
Probably from goggle, from the appearance it gives the wearer.
Usually used in the plural; when referring to a single item, 'a pair of goggles' is the standard collective phrasing.
I bought a new goggleI bought a new pair of gogglesLike 'glasses' or 'scissors', this word is typically used in the plural form even when referring to one object.