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juggler
[ juhg-ler ]
noun
- a person who performs juggling feats, as with balls or knives.
- a person who deceives by trickery; trickster.
ˈjuggler
/ ˈdʒʌɡlə /
noun
- a person who juggles, esp a professional entertainer
- a person who fraudulently manipulates facts or figures
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Word History and Origins
Origin of juggler1
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Example Sentences
For example Francis Brunn, the greatest juggler in the world, was my best friend for many years until he died.
Along the way he also picked up the skills to be an acrobat, a juggler, a wire walker, a trapeze artist, and a clown.
The juggler, with the assistance of his remedies, can perform cures which seem miraculous to ignorant spectators.
She was exceedingly dexterous at this sort of work, and would have proved a formidable rival to many a juggler by profession.
I feel rather like—like a juggler who's trying for the first time to keep a lot of new things going in the air all at once.
At best, the spiritual operations are childish, or at least they fall short of the tricks of a Chinese juggler.
A wonderful juggler did all sorts of curious tricks and a young man sang the drollest of songs.
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