noun, a light horse-drawn vehicle for one or two people with two or four wheels (COD)
“I can remember going down with Dad in a buggy and getting ice in the back to bring it up for our refrigerator.”
“If you hit that with a buggy, like going fast, it’d just crumple the wheel right in.”
“We went to school the morning after Halloween, and there was a buggy up on the roof of the school … I can’t remember how they got the buggy down, of course.”
“So here come Tom … with a horse, clumpity-clump, and I’d hop in the back of the buggy.”
Words of Wolfe Island 