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juggle Verb [-gling, -gled] 1. to throw and catch several objects continuously so that most are in the air at the same time 2. to keep (several activities) in progress at the same time: women who are adept at juggling priorities 3. to manipulate (facts or figures) to suit one's purpose [Old French jogler to perform as a jester] juggler n
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juggle verb manipulate, change, doctor (informal) fix (informal) alter, modify, disguise, manoeuvre, tamper with, misrepresent, falsify Translations |
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She was no longer able to juggle with several ideas, but must deal with the most persistent, and a kind of melancholy replaced her excitement. Eat and drink, and juggle a little with the ball of fate. His own share he ran through in five years, and he has tried since then by every trick of a cunning, low-minded man, by base cajolery, by legal quibbles, by brutal intimidation, to juggle me out of my share as well. |
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