Jogglers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A group of performers who skillfully juggle various objects while entertaining an audience
2. individuals who engage in the art of tossing and catching multiple items to create visual spectacles
3. entertainers who combine dexterity and coordination to manipulate objects in rhythmic patterns for amusement

Etymology: "Jogglers" is the plural of "joggler," a word for a performer who keeps objects moving in rhythmic patterns. The noun is a blend, combining "jogger" and "juggler," or alternatively formed from "joggle," a verb meaning to shake or jolt gently, with the agent suffix "-er" added on. Both routes point to the same sense of repeated, bouncing motion, so the word sits comfortably alongside the more familiar "juggler."

Synonyms: juggler, performer