Buggy (adjective)

  1. Full of bugs; having many bugs.
  2. Likely to break or malfunction; not reliable.
  3. Informal term for a small vehicle, especially a baby carriage.

Origin:

early 19th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

  1. This software is so buggy, I can't even use it.
  2. This buggy is not safe for a child to sit in.
  3. I can't believe how buggy this game is.
  4. This is a really buggy website.
  5. I'm going for a walk with my baby in the buggy.
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