buggy

• Describe software o un sistema que contiene muchos errores o defectos, o que funciona de manera inestable o con fallos.

Describes software or a system that has many errors or defects.

1. Infested with bugsB1informal

   Containing or covered with insects, especially small crawling or flying ones.

   lleno de bichos

   • The old mattress was buggy and had to be thrown away.
   • We avoided the buggy area near the swamp.
   • The kitchen became buggy after the garbage was left out.

   Sinónimosverminous

2. Mentally irregular (slang)C1slangamerican

   An informal or slang term describing someone who is eccentric, crazy, or mentally unstable.

   chiflado, perturbado mentalmente

   • He's a bit buggy, always talking to himself.
   • After the accident, she seemed buggy and confused.
   • Don't listen to him; he's totally buggy.

   Sinónimosbarmybattybonkerscrazycuckoonutsscrewywacky

• Vehículo ligero de cuatro ruedas, generalmente tirado por un caballo, con capota plegable y asientos para dos o más personas. También puede referirse a un coche pequeño y descubierto.

1. Light carriageB1formal

   A small, lightweight carriage, typically drawn by a single horse.

   Calesa ligera de un caballo

   • The family rode through the park in a horse-drawn buggy.
   • He bought an antique buggy at the auction.
   • The farmer used a buggy to travel to the market.

   Sinónimoschaisegigsulkysurreytrap