Juggle

/ˈdʒʌɡl/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to keep (several objects) in motion in the air by alternately catching and throwing them

The performer was able to juggle five balls at once.

to deal with multiple tasks or responsibilities at the same time

She had to juggle her job, family, and studies all at once.

to manipulate or change numbers or figures, often deceitfully

The accountant was accused of trying to juggle the company's financial records.

Origin uncertain; possibly from Middle English 'jugglen' (to perform tricks).

juggle acts

Performance involving juggling.

juggle with time

To manage time effectively to accommodate various tasks.

juggle priorities

To deal with multiple important tasks at once.

juggler

A person who performs juggling.

juggling

The act of tossing and catching objects in the air.

To deal with multiple challenges at the same time.

I have to juggle a lot of projects this week.

To manage a chaotic situation.

She’s juggling her studies and a part-time job.