1. present participle of outjuggle; to juggle more skillfully or successfully than someone else
Usage: informal; typically used in competitive or comparative contexts
2. to manage or balance multiple tasks or responsibilities more effectively than another person
Usage: figurative; informal

1. the act or instance of juggling more skillfully than someone else
Usage: informal; gerund form

Examples

• The street performer was outjuggling his rival with five balls instead of three.
• She was outjuggling her coworkers by managing three projects simultaneously without dropping the ball.
• His outjuggling of the competing magician impressed the entire audience.
• By outjuggling the other team's strategies, they won the championship.
• The acrobat spent weeks outjuggling her previous record.
• He found himself outjuggling his responsibilities at work and home.