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      jongleur
      noun
      a singer of folk songs
      Roots
      ioculatorjongl- · Latin · jester, entertaineror-eur · Latin · agent, one who
      Synonyms for jongleur
      troubadournminstrelntrouveurminnesingerballadeerngleemanbardn
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