[Sophia M.]

Would the Grandkids Know This One? 09.20.2025​

Hey, GrayViners!

We’re back with another round of old-school slang and fresh fun in our game: “Would the Grandkids Know This One?”

Today’s blast from the past: “Buggy”

Did this phrase ever cruise through your conversations back in the day? Drop a comment if you’ve used this phrase, heard it in a surprising place, or want to hazard a guess. Bonus points if there’s a memory (funny, nostalgic, or otherwise) with it!

Can’t wait to read your stories and see who nails it!

— Sophia

 

[smcaul2]

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My grandma used to call the grocery cart a buggy.

 

[DJF]

Spoiler

Shopping cart

 

[Whisper]

Spoiler

grocery cart

 

[zoer]

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Shopping cart

 

[Gayle B.]

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A grocery cart. We also call our walkers buggies. We shopped online for a tray to set down on the handles. The walkers have wheels on the front. So much more user-friendly than without the added tray! We bought them cheaply from Walmart.com. They have made a big difference for us! Also a buggy referred to a baby carriage as a buggy. That’s all I can think of.

 

[Marilea]

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A baby carriage

 

[Wheream1?]

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Grocery cart

 

[jtsisk62]

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Shopping cart

 

[CATBIRD]

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Vehicle