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Definition of buggy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
technologycontaining errors or faults in a system
- The software update was buggy and caused crashes.
2.
- He acted buggy after the long night.
3.
insectinfested with insects or bugs
- The old cabin was buggy and uncomfortable.
Noun
1.
babyUK pushchair for carrying a babyUK
- She placed the baby in the buggy and went for a walk.
2.
vehiclesUS small motor vehicle for off-road useUS
- He drove his buggy across the sandy dunes.
3.
horse-drawnDated small vehicle with four wheels, pulled by a horseDated
- They took a romantic ride in the buggy through the park.
4.
shopUK shopping cart used in storesUK
- He filled the buggy with groceries at the supermarket.
Images of buggy

pushchair for carrying a baby 
small motor vehicle for off-road use 
small vehicle with four wheels, pulled by a horse
Expressions with buggy
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wheeled chair for transporting a baby
She pushed the baby buggy through the park.
small vehicle made for driving on sand or beaches
We drove the beach buggy along the dunes.
recreational vehicle with large tires for sandy terrains
We drove the dune buggy across the beach.
small vehicle for golfers on a course
We rented a golf buggy for the afternoon.
related to the time before modern technology
His horse-and-buggy ideas don't fit in today's world.
vehicle astronauts drive on the Moon's surface
The astronauts drove the moon buggy across the rocky surface.
game spotting Volkswagen Beetles to punch others
We played punch buggy during the road trip.
amphibious vehicle with four-wheel drive
The swamp buggy easily crossed the flooded area.
something outdated or obsolete in technology or business
The company stopped producing buggy whip products years ago.
old or beat-up motor vehicle
He drove his struggle-buggy to the reunion.
Origin of buggy
English, buggy (light carriage)
Terms with buggy included in their meaning
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video game
too buggy or complex to enjoy
buggy
displaying unexpected behavior due to a bug
Examples of buggy in a sentence
Users reported that the game was buggy and lagged often. She felt buggy after the roller coaster ride. His buggy behavior worried his friends. The basement was so buggy we couldn't stay long. After the rain, the tent became buggy and unpleasant. The new buggy was perfect for their daily strolls.
They folded the buggy and stored it in the car. The buggy sped through the muddy trail effortlessly. They rented a buggy for the mountain adventure. The old buggy creaked as it moved along the path. They rented a buggy for a tour of the countryside. Please return the buggy to the entrance. The toddler sat in the buggy while her mother shopped.
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- French:bogué, poussette, ...
- German:fehlerhaft, Buggy, ...
- Italian:difettoso, passeggino, ...
- Spanish:defectuoso, cochecito, ...
- Portuguese:defeituoso, carrinho de bebé, ...
- Chinese:有漏洞的, 婴儿车, ...
- Japanese:バグが多い, ベビーカー, ...
- Arabic:مليء بِالأخطاء, عَرَبَةُ أَطْفَالٍ, ...
- Hebrew:מָלֵא בַּאגִּים, עֶגְלַת תִּינוֹק, ...
- Russian:с ошибками, коляска, ...
- Ukrainian:з помилками, візочок, ...
- Hindi:त्रुटिपूर्ण, बग्गी, ...
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