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juggle

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Verb — To keep several objects moving through the air by tossing and catching them in sequence.

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Etymology

From Middle English jogelen, blending an earlier word for "juggler" with Old French jongler ("to entertain, jest") and ultimately Latin joculari, "to joke."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “juggle” mean?

The word “juggle” means to keep several objects moving through the air by tossing and catching them in sequence. In plain terms, to keep objects in the air while tossing and catching them, or figuratively to manage several things at once.

How do you pronounce “juggle”?

“Juggle” is pronounced JUH-guhl (/ˈd͡ʒʌɡəl/ in IPA).

How do you use “juggle” in a sentence?

Here is “juggle” used in a sentence: “He can juggle five balls at once.”

What part of speech is “juggle”?

“Juggle” is a verb.

Where does the word “juggle” come from?

The word “juggle” comes from Latin. From Middle English jogelen, blending an earlier word for "juggler" with Old French jongler ("to entertain, jest") and ultimately Latin joculari, "to joke.".

How many meanings does “juggle” have?

“Juggle” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: to keep several objects moving through the air by tossing and catching them in sequence.

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too many balls in the air

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