0 the action of juggling objects (= throwing and catching several of them at the same time) in order to entertain people:
1 the activity of trying to manage your life or job when you are involved in several different activities that all demand your time:
The point is not just to help women do the "juggling" but to acknowledge that caring is a vital contribution to the economy.
There is a circus workshop for those who fancy mastering the art of walking on stilts, riding unicycles or juggling.
A recent study found that juggling causes certain areas of the brain to grow, and improves your hand-eye co-ordination.
The game lets you take on unusual challenges such as virtual banana juggling.
She is responsible for booking study centres, mailing course materials to students and keeping tutors briefed, which requires some juggling.
The media reacts to women who give up well-paid jobs to look after children with references to "juggling" and "the myth of having-it-all".
It can get hectic but I'm a very methodical worker and I'm pretty good at juggling.
