1. the skill or act of keeping several objects in motion in the air by repeatedly throwing and catching them
2. the act of managing or dealing with multiple tasks, responsibilities, or situations at the same time
Usage: figurative

1. present participle of juggle: to keep several objects in motion in the air by repeatedly throwing and catching them
2. present participle of juggle: to manage or deal with multiple tasks, responsibilities, or situations at the same time
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The street performer was juggling three colorful balls.
• She’s been juggling work and school for two years.
• Juggling requires excellent hand-eye coordination.
• He’s juggling multiple projects at once.
• The circus act featured juggling with flaming torches.
• Juggling family responsibilities can be challenging.
• She learned juggling as a hobby last summer.