juggler
/ˈdʒʌɡlər/
noun
- A person who entertains by throwing and catching several objects in the air at the same time.
- The juggler kept three flaming torches spinning in the air without dropping any.
- My little sister wants to be a juggler after she saw one perform at the street fair.
- At the circus, a juggler amazed the crowd by juggling bowling pins while riding a unicycle.
- A person who manages multiple tasks, responsibilities, or activities at the same time.
- He became a juggler of part-time jobs to pay for his college tuition.
- The project manager was a juggler of deadlines, budgets, and team conflicts.
- As a working parent, she is a skilled juggler of school schedules, meetings, and dinner plans.