buggy
🇺🇸
/ˈbʌɡi/
🇬🇧
/ˈbʌɡi/
noun
R
A small vehicle without a roof or doors, used for specific purposes.
They decided to take the lightweight buggy for a spin across the beach.
R
A lightweight chair on wheels for a baby or small child.
She carefully strapped her baby into the buggy before going for a walk.
R
A light carriage for one or two people, pulled by a horse.
In the old movie, they rode into the sunset in a horse-drawn buggy.
adjective
R
Having many bugs or errors, not working properly.
The first version of the game was too buggy to play.
R
Filled with bugs or insects.
The camping site was so buggy we had to use insect repellent all the time.
R
Crazy or wild.
He's completely buggy about classic cars.
R
Sticking out in a crazy or wild way.
The cartoon character had exaggerated, buggy eyes that popped out comically.
translation
A small vehicle without a roof or doors, used for specific purposes.; A lightweight chair on wheels for a baby or small child.; A light carriage for one or two people, pulled by a horse.
Having many bugs or errors, not working properly.; Filled with bugs or insects.; Crazy or wild.; Sticking out in a crazy or wild way.
Word Forms
Plural
buggies
Comparative
buggier
Superlative
buggiest