Definition

The act of throwing and catching multiple objects in the air at the same time, often for entertainment or skill demonstration.

Example

The performer amazed the audience with his juggling of flaming torches.

Conversation

Have you ever tried juggling at a party?

No, but it sounds like a fun way to entertain people.

It really is! I learned a few tricks during my last class on juggling.

That's awesome! I’d love to see you show off those skills.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To keep several objects in motion in the air by catching and throwing them repeatedly, often for entertainment or skill demonstration.

Example

The performer amazed the audience by juggling five balls at once.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you seen how well she is juggling her work and studies?

Yeah, it's impressive! I don't know how she manages it all.

I wish I could be as good at juggling my time like that.

Root Explanation

**Juggling** → The word 'juggling' comes from the Old French *jogler*, meaning to perform tricks or entertain. It is derived from the Latin *ioculari*, meaning to jest or joke. The word 'juggling' refers to the act of performing tricks, often with objects, to entertain an audience.

Memory Tip

Imagine someone performing tricks to entertain others — that's what juggling is all about, stemming from the idea of jesting and entertaining.

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