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Meanings of buggy in English
Usage of buggy in English
1
Faced with a buggy product, people often choose to use the alternative.
2
Children are welcome, with a play area, organised activities and buggy-friendly paths.
3
May through July can yield good days, but it will be buggy.
4
My three children all used a buggy over the age of two.
5
He looked across the prairie towards the young man in the buggy.
6
She saw the white horse and buggy out in the south yard.
7
You will have time to read it; the buggy is not ready.
8
The boy turned back and returned to the side of the buggy.
9
She opened the gate and carried the asters over to the buggy.
10
How do you manage your double buggy with four toddlers on leads?
11
The lantern at the back of the buggy was useless for this.
12
The slithering sound of the sand dividing before the buggy wheels whispered.
13
He stopped on the public square and stood up in his buggy.
14
Granted, those packs are powering cars far heavier than a McRae buggy.
15
Miss Marigold was in the buggy before I had straightened my hat-rim.
16
He says of course there is room for three in the buggy.
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Buggy through the time
Buggy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common