buggy in German
buggy in German is verwanzt — buggy means a small, light carriage pulled by a horse.
buggy in German
verwanzt
Infested with insects.
What does "buggy" mean?
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noun A small, light carriage pulled by a horse.
"The Amish family rode into town in a horse-drawn buggy."
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noun A stroller or pushchair for a baby.
"She pushed the buggy along the seafront."
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adj Full of software errors; unreliable due to programming flaws.
"The early beta was extremely buggy and crashed constantly."
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adj Infested with insects.
"The old cabin was damp and buggy."
buggy in a sentence
- The Amish family rode into town in a horse-drawn buggy.
- She pushed the buggy along the seafront.
- The early beta was extremely buggy and crashed constantly.
- The old cabin was damp and buggy.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "buggy" in German?
"buggy" in German is verwanzt. buggy means: A small, light carriage pulled by a horse.
How do you use "buggy" in a sentence?
Example: "The Amish family rode into town in a horse-drawn buggy." In German, "buggy" is verwanzt.
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