buggy

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.

by Varsity September 7, 2004

Buggy

The collective noun for clowns.

A buggy of clowns.

by TriggerP November 3, 2009

buggy

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."

by Frederick October 31, 2004

buggy

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."
- "Buggy!"

by Kacky September 19, 2006

Buggy

Term 1. Vulnerable, Youth, Baby, "Ethereal".
Term 2. Reference to New or something that has never been seen before; something special or beautiful.

The Term goes most often with "Buggyface"

Lily is out of this world. I have never met anyone like her in the entire world she's such an ethereal beauty. She is a such a "Buggy"!

by Meager December 22, 2013

Buggy

A British word for a babys stroller. In england it's also called a pram.

"can you please get the buggy out of the boot of the car?" translated to US English "can you please get the stroller out of the trunk of the car?"

by KayShorty561 April 3, 2016

buggy

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.

by Mr. Class March 20, 2008