Definition of «buggy»

The term "buggy" has several meanings depending on its context.

1) In computing, a buggy refers to software or hardware that contains errors or is not functioning properly. It may crash frequently, produce unexpected results, or have security vulnerabilities.

2) In transportation, particularly in the early days of automobiles, "buggy" referred to horse-drawn carriages. These were often replaced by motorcars after the advent of the automobile industry.

3) Informally, buggy can also refer to a stroller or baby carriage for infants.

Usage examples

  1. I went for a ride in an old-fashioned horse-drawn buggy during my visit to a rural town.
  2. The park has a children's area with different attractions, including a colorful buggy ride for the little ones.
  3. During our beach vacation, we decided to explore the coastline by renting a beach buggy for the day.
  4. We had a picnic in the countryside and used a small, traditional buggy to carry all our food and supplies.
  5. The mechanic fixed the problem with my car's brakes, as they were feeling quite buggy lately.

Sentences with «buggy»

  • : The product is the best mountain buggy for your child. (the-mule.com)
  • You can leave the baby buggy in the central hall, to the right of the information desk. (annefrank.org)
  • Only two things are not working at the moment: Auto - rotate is kind of buggy and proximity sensor not working. (galaxytabblog.com)
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