rejuggle

verb

re·​jug·​gle ˌrē-ˈjə-gəl 

rejuggled; rejuggling

transitive verb

: 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

Word History

First Known Use

1907, in the meaning defined above