piggyback (Meaning)
piggyback (n)
the act of carrying something piggyback
piggyback (v)
ride on someone's shoulders or back
haul truck trailers loaded with commodities on railroad cars
haul by railroad car
support on the back and shoulders
bring into alignment with
piggyback (r)
on a railroad flatcar
on the back or shoulder or astraddle on the hip
Synonyms & Antonyms of piggyback
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piggyback Sentence Examples
- The exhausted toddler clung to his father's back for a piggyback ride home.
- The hiker hoisted his backpack onto his shoulders, giving his aching feet a moment's respite.
- The children formed a human train, each piggybacking on the one in front.
- The delivery man struggled to carry the heavy box piggyback up the stairs.
- The lazy cat piggybacked on its owner's lap, demanding attention.
- The piggyback bridge spanned the swollen river, providing a precarious route across.
- The piggyback ride reminded the siblings of their childhood adventures.
- The piggyback service at the airport made it easy for weary travelers to navigate the crowds.
- The mischievous monkeys piggybacked on each other to reach the highest branches of the tree.
- The piggyback contest at the summer festival tested the strength and agility of the participants.
FAQs About the word piggyback
the act of carrying something piggyback, ride on someone's shoulders or back, haul truck trailers loaded with commodities on railroad cars, haul by railroad car
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The exhausted toddler clung to his father's back for a piggyback ride home.
The hiker hoisted his backpack onto his shoulders, giving his aching feet a moment's respite.
The children formed a human train, each piggybacking on the one in front.
The delivery man struggled to carry the heavy box piggyback up the stairs.
