noun
buggy
BUH-gee
noun
1
A small, light carriage pulled by a horse.
"The Amish family rode into town in a horse-drawn buggy."
2
A stroller or pushchair for a baby.
"She pushed the buggy along the seafront."
adj
1
Full of software errors; unreliable due to programming flaws.
"The early beta was extremely buggy and crashed constantly."
2
Infested with insects.
"The old cabin was damp and buggy."
How to Use Buggy
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishCan mean a small cart or stroller, or — much more commonly today — software full of errors.
Common pairings
buggy software
dune buggy
baby buggy
Word Forms
buggier comparative, buggies plural, buggiest superlative
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