—buggy /ˈbʌɡ.i/
noun [C] (CAR)
► F0 a small car, usually with no roof, designed for driving on rough ground: » a golf/dune buggyThesaurus+: ↑Carsnoun [C] OLD-FASHIONED (CARRIAGE)
► F0 a light carriage pulled by one horseThesaurus+: ↑Carriages and cartsnoun [C] UK (BABY CHAIR)
► F0 a PUSHCHAIR(Cf. ↑pushchair)Thesaurus+: ↑Handcarts, trolleys and prams- ♯ Gifts in the form of money
- ♯ Giving advice
- ♯ Giving and sharing
- ♯ Giving, bringing or getting back
- ♯ Giving food to people and animals
- ♯ Giving oneself
- ♯ Giving orders and commands
- ♯ Giving, providing and supplying
- ♯ Glands in the human body
- ♯ Glass
- ♯ Gloves and other accessories
- ♯ Glues and gluing and stickiness
- ♯ Goals and purposes
- ♯ God and gods
- ♯ Golf
- ♯ Good and bad
- ♯ Good and excellent things
- ♯ Good, better and best
- ♯ Good, better and best in terms of quality
- ♯ Good luck and bad luck
- ♯ Gossip and rumour
- ♯ Government administration and organisation
- ♯ Government departments and organizations
- ♯ Government ministers and civil servants
- ♯ Grammatical terms