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Jaggling

Jaggling refers to the act of tossing or juggling objects in an entertaining or skillful way. It is commonly performed by street performers or circus artists to attract and entertain audiences.

1. Noun: Jaggling

Definition: The act or skill of juggling objects for entertainment purposes.

Example sentence: The street performer's jaggling skills with fire torches amazed the crowd gathered around him.

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2. Verb: Jaggling

Definition: To toss or juggle objects skillfully and in an entertaining manner.

Example sentence: The talented performer juggled three balls effortlessly, jaggling them with grace and precision.

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3. Adjective: Jaggling

Definition: Characterized by or pertaining to juggling or the act of juggling.

Example sentence: The jaggling act at the circus was filled with thrilling stunts and impressive displays of coordination.

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4. Adverb: Jaggling

Definition: In a juggling manner; while juggling.

Example sentence: The performer moved jagglingly across the stage, seamlessly incorporating juggling into his dance routine.

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5. Local Usage

In local slang, "jaggling" can also refer to the act of haggling or negotiating to get a better deal or price.

Example sentence: The experienced local vendors were experts at jaggling with tourists, ensuring they paid the lowest prices for souvenirs.

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