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1buggy
adjective bug·gy \ˈbə-gē\
: having many insects
of a computer program, system, etc. : having many problems or errors that prevent proper operation : having many bugs
bug·gi·erbug·gi·est
Full Definition of BUGGY
1
: infested with bugs <a buggy swamp>
2
: characterized by bugs; especially : containing many bugs <a buggy software program>
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First Known Use of BUGGY
1714
2buggy
noun
: a light carriage that is usually pulled by one horse
plural buggies
Full Definition of BUGGY
1
: a light one-horse carriage made with two wheels in England and with four wheels in the United States
2
: a small cart or truck for short transportations of heavy materials
3
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Origin of BUGGY
origin unknown
First Known Use: 1770
Related to BUGGY
- Synonyms
- baby buggy, baby carriage, perambulator [chiefly British], pram [chiefly British], pushchair [chiefly British], stroller
Rhymes with BUGGY
BUGGY Defined for Kids
buggy
noun bug·gy \ˈbə-gē\
plural buggies
Definition of BUGGY for Kids
: a light carriage with a single seat that is usually drawn by one horse
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