juggled Definition

juggle
verb juggled, juggling

1. To keep several objects simultaneously in the air by skilful throwing and catching.
2. To adjust (facts or figures) to create a misleading impression.

Thesaurus: alter, delude, change, disguise, fake, rig (slang), doctor; falsify, fix (slang), misrepresent, modify.
Form: juggle with something (usually)

Derivative: juggler
noun

Derivative: juggling
noun, adj

Etymology: 14c: from French jogler to act as jester.