English to Maori Meaning of buggy - paki

Buggy :

paki

noun

paki, taraka

Bugged :: buggedBuggies :: buggiesBugging :: buggingBuggy :: paki

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Definitions of buggy in English

Noun(1) a small lightweight carriage; drawn by a single horse
Adjective(1) informal or slang terms for mentally irregular(2) infested with bugs

Examples of buggy in English

(1) Clunky interfaces on the cameras and buggy software used to move pictures into a computer are rapidly being improved.(2) It's operated by a centrifugal clutch and gives the buggy a far better top speed than a single geared model, and gives the engine a break from not wringing its own neck, trying to hit top speed with only one gear.(3) In the past, typical translations from proprietary houses have had buggy character sets and ended up with a weird mix of English and whichever language.(4) Furthermore, it could have thrown its considerable economic weight around and refused to repeatedly purchase buggy software.(5) In reality, I was looking for new digs, a climate healthier than the overpriced acres of buggy floodplain my wife, Kitty, and I owned.(6) a golf buggy(7) They each had a short fuse and Virginia was one of the few people - men or women - who would dare stand up to Ben when he went buggy .(8) Unfortunately, the encyclopedia search is buggy .(9) Are there any real excuses for releasing a buggy game?(10) A buggy active application might corrupt the state of a router or might harm other active applications.(11) And those who think otherwise are just plain buggy .(12) The result was the same - low usage, this time partly because of buggy software.(13) After all, there's a little remotely controlled buggy sitting on the surface of Mars right now that seems to have fallen victim to a piece of code that perhaps wasn't properly designed or tested.(14) People at each office complained about the software; the systems were buggy and expensive.(15) The buggy program examples used with the following memory debuggers can be seen in Listings 2, 3 and 4.(16) Yes, I am aware that things are buggy around here.

Related Phrases of buggy

(1) dune buggy ::

paki tāhuna

(2) golf buggy ::

paki korowha

(3) baby-buggy ::

pēpē-paki

Related Phrases of buggy

(1) dune buggy ::

paki tāhuna

(2) golf buggy ::

paki korowha

(3) baby-buggy ::

pēpē-paki

Synonyms

Adjective

1. loco ::

te wahi

2. nutty ::

nutty

3. loony ::

loony

4. bats ::

pekapeka

5. balmy ::

balmy

6. nuts ::

nati

7. wacky ::

wacky

8. batty ::

Batty

9. fruity ::

Fruity

10. dotty ::

dotty

11. barmy ::

Barmy

12. bonkers ::

bonkers

13. round the bend ::

tawhio te piko

14. kooky ::

kooky

15. loopy ::

Hiwa

16. cracked ::

ngatata

17. daft ::

Daft

18. crackers ::

pihikete

19. whacky ::

whacky

21. haywire ::

haywire

Noun

22. roadster ::

roadster

Different Forms

bugged, buggies, bugging, buggy

Word Example from TV Shows

horse-drawn BUGGY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 10

You know, like a... Like a dune BUGGY.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 9

It's the BUGGY beta version.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 20

Examples of buggy from TV Shows

horse-drawn BUGGY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 10

You know, like a... Like a dune BUGGY.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 9

It's the BUGGY beta version.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 20

English to Maori Dictionary: buggy

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English to Maori Dictionary: buggy

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