buggy
/ˈbʌɡi/
adjective
- Containing many errors or glitches, especially in software or technology.
- Her computer kept freezing due to a buggy update from the operating system.
- We had to delay the release because the game was still too buggy to play.
- The new app is so buggy that it crashes every time I try to open it.
Synonyms
noun
- A light carriage pulled by a horse, usually with two wheels and a folding top.
- In the 19th century, many families traveled in a horse-drawn buggy.
- They rented a vintage buggy for a scenic ride through the countryside.
- The farmer drove his buggy into town to buy supplies.
- A small motor vehicle, often used for off-road driving or on a golf course.
- He bought a used dune buggy for driving on the beach.
- We rode a golf buggy across the course to reach the next hole.
- The resort offers buggy rentals for guests to explore the trails.
- A baby carriage or stroller.
- She pushed the buggy along the sidewalk while her baby slept.
- We need to buy a new buggy that folds up easily for travel.
- The park has wide paths perfect for walking with a buggy.