SINCE 1828
rejuggle
verb
re·jug·gle
| \ ˌrē-ˈjə-gəl
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rejuggled;
rejuggling
Definition of rejuggle
: to juggle or rearrange (something or the parts or something) again
had to rejuggle the team's starting lineup due to injuries For three-quarters of these families with parents who both work there are job and school schedules to rejuggle.— Ellen Goodman The key questions for her are: how can she rejuggle her finances to furnish her flat and build up her savings?— Smita Talat … the show recycles plots and rejuggles couples … without regard for consequences, common sense or clear motivation.— Robert Bianco
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