Definition of: juggle

(jug′əl) v. ·gled, ·gling v.t.
1. To toss (a number of balls, plates, etc.) into the air, keeping them in continuous motion by successively catching and tossing them up again.
2. To perform tricks of sleight of hand with.
3. To manipulate for the purpose of deception or trickery: to juggle financial accounts.
—v.i.
4. To perform as a juggler.
5. To practice deception or trickery.
—noun
1. A feat of legerdemain.
2. A trick or deception. [<OF jogler <L joculari jest]