juggle /jugˈl/

1. To throw and manipulate balls or other objects in the air with dexterity (also figurative)
2. To conjure, practise sleight-of-hand
3. To perform as an entertainer (obsolete)
4. To practise trickery or deception
5. To tamper

1. To keep (several different items, activities, etc) in motion, progress or operation simultaneously, esp with dexterity
2. To manipulate or alter by trickery or cheating

1. An act of juggling
2. A fraudulent trick

juggˈler noun

juggˈlery /-lə-ri/ noun

1. The art or act of a juggler
2. Legerdemain
3. Trickery

juggˈling noun and adjective

juggˈlingly adverb

In a deceptive manner

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