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To manipulate objects in an artful or artistic manner

To deceive or cause to believe what is untrue

To organize (information or figures) in order to give a particular impression

To handle or manage many tasks at once

To wiggle, fidget or play with

Control being passed from one to the other using interrupts

Play around with

To tweak or rearrange

To obtain through manipulative or deceitful methods

Struggle by every available means to gain or achieve something

A clever, and often underhanded, means to achieve an end

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Verb

To manipulate objects in an artful or artistic manner

“He would juggle several flaming chainsaws while riding a unicycle.”

Verb

To deceive or cause to believe what is untrue

put one over on

take for a ride

pull a fast one on

pull a swifty on

lead up the garden path

lead one down the garden path

pull the wool over one's eyes

pull the wool over somebody's eyes

pull the wool over someone's eyes

take to the cleaners

give someone a bum steer

take advantage of

outmanoeuvre^UK

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

give wrong information to

send on a wild goose chase

throw off the scent

put on the wrong track

do the dirty on

throw dust in someone's eyes

pull wool over eyes

lead up garden path

take someone in

put up smoke screen

put on false front

take someone for a ride

bait and switch

have someone on

pull somebody's leg

give the wrong impression

play a trick on

lead down the garden path

play a prank on

get the better of

pull a fast one

pull someone's leg

make a sucker of

play a practical joke on

play games with

send on a wild-goose chase

give the runaround

break faith with

sell down the river

be unfaithful to

stab in the back

take to cleaners

play for a fool

play for a sucker

sell a bill of goods

steal a march on

sell a bill of goods to

stretch the truth

be economical with the truth

fall short of expectations

put one over on someone

do someone in the eye

pull a fast one on someone

run rings round

depart from the truth

make up a story

bear false witness

not tell the truth

be cleverer than

make rings round

forswear yourself

tell a terminological inexactitude

make a monkey of

make somebody look an idiot

do someone dirty

worm one's way out of

beat around the bush

stretch the rules

pull something funny

stack the cards

hit below the belt

sell someone down the river

slip something over on

put something over on

make a fool of somebody

lead somebody down the garden path

go one better than

take to the cleaner's

put someone up to something

break the rules

string someone along

speak with forked tongue

tell a little white lie

twist around your little finger

play fast and loose with

take out of context

quote out of context

break your word

break one's word

take liberties with

play someone for a sucker

use for one's own ends

play someone false

fail to satisfy

shatter the illusions of

leave in the lurch

dash the hopes of

come to nothing

dampen the spirits of

bring to naught

rub the right way

lay it on thick

find a way round

yank somebody's chain

fall short of someone's expectations

break one's promise to

dash someone's hopes

tell an untruth

tell a falsehood

concoct a story

not speak the truth

forswear oneself

say something untrue

perjure oneself

perjure yourself

lie through one's teeth

tell a white lie

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“The audience watches and laughs along as the schemers juggle their victims.”

Verb

To organize (information or figures) in order to give a particular impression

arrange fraudulently

take out of context

quote out of context

give a false account of

put the wrong slant on

give a false idea of

mess about with

make changes to

make adjustments to

make alterations to

set a bad example

outmanoeuvre^UK

find a loophole in

exploit a loophole in

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“There are other ways of making the situation appear less desperate than it is, the simplest being to juggle the numbers.”

Verb

To handle or manage many tasks at once

be in charge of

be at the helm of

“A person who was able, at one time, to simultaneously juggle several responsibilities, might now approach each task one at a time.”

Verb

To wiggle, fidget or play with

Verb

Control being passed from one to the other using interrupts

Verb

Play around with

play around with

Verb

To tweak or rearrange

produce new version

revolutionize^US

revolutionise^UK

make adjustments to

make alterations to

turn upside down

make innovations

change the line-up of

become different

alter dramatically

transubstantiate

state differently

make far-reaching changes in

break with the past

make a clean sweep

break with past

change drastically

cause revolution

turn over new leaf

turn the tables

turn the corner

change completely

sing different tune

bring into line

put in working order

become accustomed to

get into the habit

come to terms with

learn to live with

load instructions

make consistent

become accustomed

be conventional

follow tradition

follow convention

become resigned

write instructions

get someone accustomed

become seasoned

follow the crowd

familiarize oneself with

become naturalized

get someone used

familiarize someone with

run with the pack

swim with the stream

play oneself in

make familiar with

get one's bearings

make changes to

put back together

restore to working order

make amends for

make improvements to

turn things around

make as good as new

set the record straight

play around with

individualize^US

individualise^UK

bury the hatchet

make an alteration

make an adjustment

put in position

make appropriate to

make fitting to

make appropriate for

make fitting for

give a face-lift

get working again

turn one around

undergo a change

acquaint yourself

accustom yourself

acclimatize yourself

find one's feet

bring up to code

have an impact on

find one's way around

undergo a sea change

make improvements

become acquainted with

make conversant

grow accustomed to

make to measure

change the tone of

arrange in line

be in tune with

be in harmony with

be in accord with

work the bugs out of

familiarize with

make restitution

make reparation

make reparation for

make restitution for

restore the balance

familiarize yourself

take the edge off

monkey around with

take the bite out of

take the sting out of

make reasonable

whip into shape

lick into shape

knock into shape

go along to get along

follow beaten path

roll with punches

follow the rules

observe the rules

eat one's words

change gears on

do an about-turn on

anaesthetize^UK

keep to the rules

stick to the rules

adhere to the rules

do what one is told

abide by the rules

comply with the rules

make insensitive

render insensitive

bring into harmony

adjust to the correct pitch

tranquillize^UK

go with the flow

play by the rules

make harmonious

make compatible

play it by the book

act in accordance with the rules

correct mid-course

cause to sit easily with

cause to sit happily with

cause to be in agreement

put perpendicular

be in agreement

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Verb

To obtain through manipulative or deceitful methods

form a conspiracy

participate in a conspiracy

get in bed with

work hand in glove

outmanoeuvre^UK

be in cahoots with

be in collusion

be hand in glove

take part in a conspiracy

conceive a plan

formulate plans

be in charge of

make arrangements for

have the bright idea of

be the brains behind

leave holding the bag

put out a contract

be an accessory

work something out

find a loophole in

exploit a loophole in

strategize about

cause to happen

twist around your little finger

lead up the garden path

pull a fast one on

take for a ride

get act together

cobble together

beat into shape

make a diagram of

characterize^US

characterise^UK

map something out

lay something out

make up off the top of one's head

lay in provisions

make arrangements

make a chart of

twist round one's little finger

turn to one's advantage

use to one's advantage

fictionalize^US

fictionalise^UK

bring into being

come to an agreement

make preparations for

come to terms about

pull things together

make provisions

make financial arrangements

make a drawing of

lay the foundations of

be responsible for

lick into shape

get off the ground

follow through with

put pen to paper

tranquillize^UK

copy fraudulently

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Verb

Perform tricks

Verb

Struggle by every available means to gain or achieve something

jockey for position

go for the gold

crowd one another

struggle against

pit oneself against

go up against in contest

go head to head

pit yourself against

pitch oneself against

move with difficulty

match yourself against

go for the jugular

compete against

have a punch-up

contend against

be in the running

take part in a race

put in opposition

enter the lists

content against

go one on one with

face off against

go toe to toe with

go eyeball to eyeball with

be pitted against

lay a finger on

assault each other

nominate yourself

be at each other's throats

punch each other

attack each other

engage in conflict

put yourself forward

knock oneself out

take all comers

take up the gauntlet

exchange blows with

fight like Kilkenny cats

give all one's got

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Noun

A clever, and often underhanded, means to achieve an end

sleight of hand

confidence trick

course of action

bait and switch

publicity device

eye-catching novelty

monkey business

prestidigitation

smoke and mirrors

misrepresentation

confidence game

fraudulent scheme

bit of sharp practice

crocodile tears

attention-grabber

instrumentality

oldest trick in the book

trumped-up charge

sanctimoniousness

wild-goose chase

diversionary tactic

misleading clue

hypocritical talk

hypocritical behaviour

secret understanding

daylight robbery

illegal enterprise

criminal activity

treacherousness

pretentiousness

fraudulent artifice

fradulent artifice

optical illusion

conjuring trick

stab in the back

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“He is not only not bound to assist in what he perforce looks upon as a mischievous juggle, but he owes it to common honesty to protest against it by refusing part or lot in it.”

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