Meaning & Definition of word "Juggler"

Juggler

/ˈdʒʌɡlər/

1. A performer who entertains an audience by juggling objects such as balls, clubs, or rings.
- Example: The juggler captivated the crowd with his amazing tricks and precision.
2. A person who handles multiple tasks or responsibilities simultaneously.
- Example: As a single parent, she felt like a juggler, balancing work, kids, and household chores.
3. A person who deceives or tricks others, often in a deceptive or manipulative way.
- Example: He was nothing more than a juggler, playing with people's emotions for his gain.

Middle English 'juggler', from Old French 'jogler', ultimately derived from Latin 'ioculator' meaning 'mocker, jester'.

to juggle (tasks):

To manage or balance different tasks or responsibilities at the same time.

juggling act:

An effort to maintain a balance between various tasks or responsibilities.

juggling multiple plates:

To handle several different jobs or projects simultaneously.

juggling:

The act of continuously tossing and catching multiple objects in the air.

juggle:

To perform juggling; to manage multiple tasks or responsibilities.

manipulator:

One who skillfully controls or influences.

Meaning: Multi-tasker

Example Sentence: He's such a juggler, handling calls and emails at the same time.

Meaning: Skillful operator

Example Sentence: In business, she's a juggler, always keeping several deals in motion.