-glərē, -ri noun
( -es )
Etymology: Middle English jogelrye, from Old French joglerie, from jogler to joke, sing + -erie -ery
1. : the art or practice of a juggler
dances, acts of jugglery , prayers, and songs are climaxed by the weird fire dance — National Geographic
2. : manipulation or trickery often designed to achieve a desired end
the bill merely looks like a rather disingenuous piece of jugglery — Economist
the jugglery with which … he proved whatever he had a mind to — W.S.Maugham