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An item, typically a computer program, with numerous errors that may prevent or hinder a part of said program. The program crashes whenever I close it: it must be buggy.
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The collective noun for clowns. A buggy of clowns.
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otherwise known as a shopping cart; used at the grocery store to place food and other items for purchase "Scooo me? Escoooo me? Please move your mofo buggy so I can put my food down."
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adj. - Something that is annoying, obnoxious, frustrating, or irritating to an alarming degree; most effectively used simply as an exclamation. - "Steve Irwin was killed by a sting ray."
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A southern U.S. term for a shopping cart used at a grocery store. How do I always pick the buggy with the fucked up wheels?
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1. an old worn out car 2. a shopping cart 3. flawed (said of computer programs) 4. crazy An overturned buggy filled with stolen goods was found along the river.
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as a noun, a term of endearment for a friend; or as an adj., used to denote affection or interest in a person Good morning buggy, it's good to see you again. Or, Hi, (insert name here), you're my favorite buggy-bunny.
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