Buggy
21buggy — I. adjective (buggier; est) Date: 1714 1. infested with bugs < a buggy swamp > 2. characterized by bugs; especially containing many bugs < a buggy software program > II. noun …
22buggy — noun ⇨ See also ↑cart ADJECTIVE ▪ baby (BrE) ▪ beach, dune, golf (BrE) VERB + BUGGY ▪ push …
23buggy — {{11}}buggy (adj.) infested with bugs, 1774, from BUG (Cf. bug) (n.) + Y (Cf. y) (2). {{12}}buggy (n.) light carriage, 1773, of unknown origin …
24buggy — I. /ˈbʌgi / (say bugee) noun (plural buggies) 1. a two wheeled horse drawn carriage with or without a hood. 2. US a light four wheeled carriage with a single seat on a transverse spring. 3. Colloquial a car. 4. → golf buggy. 5. → beach buggy.… …
25Buggy — der Buggy, s (Aufbaustufe) leichter, zusammenklappbarer Kinderwagen, in dem das Kind sitzend gefahren wird Beispiel: Sie hat ihren kleinen Sohn in den Buggy gesetzt …
26buggy — f“bagi] n. an automobile. □ Other than a dent in the front bumper, this buggy is in A 1 condition. □ It’s time to buy a new buggy …
27buggy — 1. n. (pl. ies) 1 a light, horse drawn, esp. two wheeled, vehicle for one or two people. 2 a small, sturdy, esp. open, motor vehicle (beach buggy; dune buggy). 3 US a pram. Etymology: 18th c.: orig. unkn. 2. adj. (buggier, buggiest) infested with …
28buggy — 1. noun /bʌ.ɡi/ a) A small horse drawn cart. b) A small motor vehicle, such as a dune buggy. Syn: stroller 2. adjective /bʌ.ɡi/ …
29Buggy — Bug|gy [ bagi] der; s, s <aus engl. buggy »leichter Wagen«>: 1. leichter, ungedeckter, einspänniger Wagen mit zwei oder vier hohen Rädern (früher bei Trabrennen benutzt). 2. geländegängiges Freizeitauto mit offener Kunststoffkarosserie. 3.… …
30buggy — buggy1 noun (plural buggies) 1》 a small motor vehicle with an open top. 2》 (also baby buggy) a light collapsible pushchair. 3》 historical a light horse drawn vehicle for one or two people. Origin C18: of unknown origin. buggy2 adjective (buggier …
