juggler

What is another word for juggler? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.

Noun — A person who juggles, keeping several objects such as balls in the air by throwing and catching them.

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How to use juggler

The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.

street juggler circus juggler juggler of tasks skilled juggler

The literal sense is neutral, and the task sense is a common figure of speech.

Etymology

The word comes from Middle English jogeler, partly from Old English and partly from Anglo-Norman and Old French jongleur. It is formed like juggle plus the ending -er.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a juggler?

A juggler is a person who juggles, throwing and catching several objects such as balls in turn.

Can juggler describe someone who is busy?

Yes, it can be used figuratively for a person who handles several tasks at once.

Is juggler the same as jugular?

No. Jugular is a different word, and writing juggler for it is a misspelling.

Nearby words

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