jon·gleur (zhô
-gl
r
)
n.
A wandering minstrel, poet, or entertainer in medieval England and France.
[French, from Old French, variant of jogleor, from Latin iocul
tor, jester, from ioculr
, to jest; see juggle.]
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Noun
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jongleur – a singer of folk songs
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