jongleur

jongleur Definition

jon·gleur (jäŋ′glər; Fr z̸hōn glër′)

noun

a wandering minstrel in medieval France and England, who entertained by reciting or singing

Etymology: Fr < OFr jogleor: see juggler

jongleur Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

comedy: Jongleurs comedy club is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights with the comedy finishing at 11pm.
club: Jongleurs comedy club is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights with the comedy finishing at 11pm.

Noun used with modifier

comedy: Hosted by former Big Breakfast presenter Paul Tonkinson, Stand Up For Runaways was a sell-out night at top London comedy club Jongleurs.
club: Hosted by former Big Breakfast presenter Paul Tonkinson, Stand Up For Runaways was a sell-out night at top London comedy club Jongleurs.

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