1. to juggle more skillfully or successfully than someone else; to surpass in juggling
Usage: informal; typically used in competitive or comparative contexts
2. to manage or handle multiple tasks or responsibilities more effectively than someone else
Usage: figurative; informal

Examples

• The street performer outjuggles his competitors with five balls and two torches.
• She outjuggles her colleagues by managing three projects simultaneously without dropping the ball.
• He outjuggles everyone in the office when it comes to balancing work and personal commitments.
• The acrobat outjuggles the other performers at the circus with increasingly complex patterns.
• By staying organized, she outjuggles the chaos of running a household and a business.