Obs. rare. [app. an altered form of OF. jouglerie, jogelerie, with assimilation to L. joculator: cf. JOCULAR sb.] The art or practice of jesters or jugglers; jugglery.
a. 1500. Bernard. de cura rei fam. (E.E.T.S.), 216. A mane, he says, quhik al his fantasy Has geffyne to vice and vesy ioculary. Ibid., 231. The instrumentis pertenande ioculary War neuer plesande to god ȝeit sekyrly.
