Juggle

iug'gl, v. [-gled (-gld), -gling.] To play tricks by sleight of hand to conjure to practice — artifice or imposture. v. To deceive by trick or artifice. — n. A trick by legerdemain; an imposture deception. [OF. jogleres, jougleor, L. jocuiator, a jester, jocular -lat us, to jest, fr. jocvlus, dim. of jocus, a joke, q. v.] — Jug'gler, n. One who prac- — tices tricks by sleight of hand; a cheat; deceiver. Jug'glery, -gler-T, n. Art or act of, etc.; trickery; imposture. Jugular. See under Join. Juice, jus, The characteristic fluid of any vegetable or animal substance, esp. that which may be expre ed from fruit or meat, or which flows from them in cooking. [OF. jus, juice, liquor, sap, soup, L. jus, Skr. yusha, soup, yu, to join, mix.] — Juice ne , a. Destitute of juice dry. — JuKcy, ju'si, a. [-CIEE, -ciest.] Abounding with juice; moist; succulent. — Jui'cine , n.