Juggler (noun)

  1. A person who performs tricks involving throwing and catching objects in the air.
  2. A person who can keep several things going at the same time.
  3. A person who manipulates something in a skillful and deceptive way.

Origin:

The word juggler comes from the middle english word "juggelour", which means a performer who amuses people by juggling objects.

Examples:

  1. The juggler amazed the audience with his tricks.
  2. He is a juggler who can keep several things going at the same time.
  3. She is a juggler who manipulates her finances in a skillful way.
  4. He is a juggler who juggles different tasks at the same time.
  5. She is a juggler who juggles with different balls and other objects.
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