All agog British American adjective phrase
All agog means to be excited or amazed.
The city is all agog.
Jim's family is all agog because he won the champion.
We are waiting all agog for the upcoming event.
The expression 'en gogues' might be come from French, meaning 'in mirth'. The source said that It crossed the English Channel. The first reference in English to 'agog' is the Apophthegmes of Nicolas Udall, that is to saie, prompte saiynges (First collected by Erasmus 1542).
To say, or believe something or someone that seems completely crazy, delusional, or stupid
You spent 1000$ on a new pair of shoes! It is insanely crazy. You need your head examined.