Meaning Of The Word Horse-and-buggy
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Horse-and-buggy Meaning
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What's The Definition Of Horse-and-buggy?
horse-and-buggy in British English
of the period in which the horse-drawn buggy was a common mode of transportation adjective: (of technology, practices or methods) very old-fashioned or primitive adjective: of or pertaining to the last few generations preceding the invention of the automobile |
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