piggyback
ಪಿಗ್ಗಿಬ್ಯಾಕ್
definition
adverb
he had to carry him piggyback
on the back and shoulders of another person.
verb
With his warm chubby arms around my neck, I piggybacked him about the yard, feeling the eyes of my family watching us through the windows.
carry by or as if by piggyback.
noun
Now, for that, give me a piggyback ride back up this hill.
a ride on someone's back and shoulders.
adjective
a piggyback ride
on the back and shoulders of another person.
example
So he's giving her a 'piggyback' ride down the stairs.
Finally, he settled by giving her a 'piggyback' ride.
I suggested to my girlfriend that I give her a 'piggyback' ride to the phone.
He laughed and then grabbed her legs and ran around giving her a 'piggyback' ride.
But if there's anything worse than a fad product it's the copycats that try to 'piggyback' on that popularity.
Pilar rode 'piggyback' on Evelyn's back all of the way to the front gate of the fair.
I jumped on his back for my 'piggyback' ride downstairs.
Instead, he said he intends to 'piggyback' his intelligent computing network on mobile phone networks.
They won't be able to 'piggyback' a lot of new services on carriage rights.
The natural conclusion of this argument is simple - we either consolidate ourselves or elect to 'piggyback' on a sub-contract basis to the big guys in the game.
a 'piggyback' ride
As much as possible, designers seek to 'piggyback' on existing patterns and concepts instead of starting from scratch.
He gave me a 'piggyback' ride into the main building, and didn't put me down even when we were inside.
‘Don't suppose you want to 'piggyback' me there,’ Joaquin chided as they started to walk.
The top carry handle also includes a 1/2-20 stud for 'piggyback' camera mounting.
He flipped me round so now I was riding 'piggyback' .
They can only 'piggyback' off an existing connection.
Ben grasped Maya's legs and stood, proceeding to carry her 'piggyback' down the apartment's short corridor to the kitchen.
Another example is to 'piggyback' additional missions on existing platforms, such as putting a science experiment on a relay satellite.
The next time we are having a referendum, we should just 'piggyback' this change on it.
a telescope with fittings for 'piggyback' cameras
Instead, Austrian shares are increasingly being seen as a way for investors to 'piggyback' the economic upswing across the EU's accession states.
Now the younger monk was perturbed by his friend's conduct because their monastic code forbade them touching a woman, much less giving her a 'piggyback' ride.
Since they decided to bring this to the forefront we should take credit for it and 'piggyback' our new progressive ideas on its back.
A SOF distribution system is required to 'piggyback' existing distribution nodes only as needed and maintain asset visibility to ensure prioritization, timeliness, and accountability.
I slowed down and asked him for a 'piggyback' ride.
So guess who was forced to give a 'piggyback' ride?
She thought that he was going to stand and basically 'piggyback' her to the South Exit, but she was wrong.
Did she really allow you to give her a 'piggyback' ?
Local garden centers may stock smaller quantities or 'piggyback' your order with that of another customer.
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