Meaning & Definition of word "Buggy"

Buggy

/ˈbʌɡi/

1. a light, four-wheeled vehicle, often used for carrying small loads or passengers.
- Example: The children enjoyed riding in the new buggy at the park.
2. a small cart or wheeled frame, often used for carrying babies.
- Example: She pushed the buggy along the sidewalk as she took her baby for a stroll.

1. characterized by the presence of many errors or flaws.
- Example: The buggy software crashed multiple times during testing.
2. not functioning correctly; faulty.
- Example: We had to replace the buggy component in the machine to get it working again.

Derived from 'bug' which refers to an insect, possibly alluding to flaws or issues.

buggy software:

Software that has many errors or problems.

buggy ride:

A ride in a small vehicle designed for carriage, typically in leisure activities.

buggy situation:

A confusing or complicated scenario.

bug:

An error or flaw in a system or program.

cart:

A wheeled vehicle that moves goods or people.

vehicle:

A machine for transporting people or goods.

Meaning: Crazy or confused.

Example Sentence: He was acting all buggy after staying up all night.

Meaning: Drunk.

Example Sentence: After a few drinks, she got pretty buggy at the party.