Juggler

/ˈdʒʌɡlər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A performer who entertains an audience by juggling objects such as balls, clubs, or rings.

The juggler captivated the crowd with his amazing tricks and precision.

A person who handles multiple tasks or responsibilities simultaneously.

As a single parent, she felt like a juggler, balancing work, kids, and household chores.

A person who deceives or tricks others, often in a deceptive or manipulative way.

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.

Multi-tasker

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

Skillful operator

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