1. people who perform the skill of keeping several objects in motion in the air by repeatedly throwing and catching them
2. people who manage to handle several tasks or responsibilities at the same time
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The street jugglers amazed the crowd with their colorful balls and clubs.
• Three jugglers performed at the circus, each tossing flaming torches.
• The festival featured talented jugglers who could handle up to seven objects at once.
• As working parents, they became expert jugglers of career and family responsibilities.
• The jugglers practiced for hours to perfect their synchronized routine.
• She watched the jugglers with fascination, wondering how they never dropped anything.
• Modern executives are often jugglers, balancing multiple projects simultaneously.