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buggy

adjective as in crazy

noun as in carriage

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His show horses, who were named Bill and Frank, transported our family in a horse-drawn buggy.

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When the sack finally arrived by rail, Schatz hauled it onto his buggy and set off for his newly plowed five acres.

It is a pastoral place where drivers watch for Amish buggies at dusk and a Union soldier monument anchors the town square.

The investors donned hard hats and piled into five-person buggies to get a tour of the Abilene campus, which has a 5,000-car parking lot built just for its construction workers.

The chancellor could also offer partial payments, potentially getting smaller for each additional child to reflect that these children might use the same buggy as their siblings or hand-me-down clothes.

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