juggle
verb (used with object), jug·gled, jug·gling.
verb (used without object), jug·gled, jug·gling.
noun
Origin of juggle
Related Words for juggle
shuffle, alter, trim, maneuver, humbug, doctor, conjure, fix, modify, change, disguise, beguile, betray, bluff, misrepresent, manipulate, delude, double-cross, illudeExamples from the Web for juggle
Contemporary Examples of juggle
He hopes to go to Stanford and major in computer science, but for now he has to juggle homework with his online vigilante persona.
Even if you think they're evil enough to juggle the jobs figures, it's probably too late to do the president any good.
Well, a bear can juggle and stand on a ball and he's talented, but he's not famous.
Oscar de la Renta's Feud with Cathy Horyn, The Man Repeller's Empire ExpandsThe Daily Beast
September 17, 2012
When they did, the guys suddenly had two sets of girls at the house to juggle, and neither pair knew about the other.
He managed to juggle a challenging workload and foster good relations among officials at various agencies.
Historical Examples of juggle
Would you wish by trick or quibble to juggle me out of these last acres?
The White CompanyArthur Conan Doyle
Wally reached out, and took the bullet from him that he might juggle it curiously in his own fingers.
Good IndianB. M. Bower
But somebody produced a slipstick and began to juggle it expertly.
Sand DoomWilliam Fitzgerald Jenkins
He wants to show you how you can juggle ore so you can save everything but the smell.
Torchy, Private Sec.Sewell Ford
I am sure there is some juggle here: hang me, if I think he is an Italian after all.
The Lady of LyonsEdward Bulwer Lytton