[ad. F. jonglerie, f. jongleur: see next and -ERY. Cf. JUGGLERY.] The performance of a jongleur.

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1616.  Bullokar, Eng. Expos., Ionglerie, iugling.

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1841.  Lever, C. O’Malley, I. xiv. 76. These feats of jonglerie usually terminated in a row.

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1841.  Tait’s Mag., VIII. 309. The minstrel found it necessary to unite mimicry and jonglery with his rhymes.

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