1. plural of juggling; acts or instances of keeping multiple objects in motion by repeatedly throwing and catching them
2. plural of juggling; acts of manipulating or rearranging things skillfully, especially in a deceptive way
Usage: often implies trickery

Examples

• The circus featured several impressive jugglings with flaming torches.
• His financial jugglings eventually caught up with him.
• The performer’s jugglings with five balls amazed the audience.
• The accountant’s jugglings of the books were discovered during the audit.
• Street performers displayed their jugglings for tips.
• The politician’s jugglings of the facts confused voters.