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BUGGY WHIP

BUGGY WHIP
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a whip used by the driver of a buggy (a four-wheeled horse drawn carriage). The whip was used to direct the horse and control his speed. Buggy whips, like buggies, have been obsolete for many years. —Increasing Efficiency Glossary. Final approval 18/11/89
BUGGY WHIP
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a whip used by the driver of a buggy (a four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage). The whip was used to direct the horse and control his speed. Buggy whips, like buggies, have been obsolete for many years. "We couldn't possibly be broke. We make the best buggy whips in the world!"a whip used by the driver of a buggy (a four-wheeled horse drawn carriage). The whip was used to direct the horse and control his speed. Buggy whips, like buggies, have been obsolete for many years.a whip used by the driver of a buggy (a four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage). The whip was used to direct the horse and control his speed. Buggy whips, like buggies, have been obsolete for many years.a whip used by the driver of a buggy (a four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage). The whip was used to direct the horse(s) and control the speed. Buggy whips, like buggies, have been obsolete for many years. It's like doing the equations of aircraft propellers-or buggy whips, about the same category today, propeller aircraft and the buggy whip...a whip used by the driver of a buggy (a four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage). The whip was used to direct the horse and control his speed. Buggy whips, like buggies, have been obsolete for many years. It's like doing the equations of aircraft propellersTor buggy whips, about the same category today... - Study Evaluation of Information (11 Aug. 64) n. a whip used in driving a horse that is pulling a buggy. A buggy is a light one-horse carriage with two or four wheels (in the United States). A whip is an instrument-usually a rigid rod with a small piece of cord on the end or a thin, flexible stick, rod or twig-which can be used for striking horses to get them to move faster.a whip used by the driver of a buggy (a four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage). The whip was used to direct the horse and control his speed. Buggy whips, like buggies, have been obsolete for many years. It's like doing the equations of aircraft propellersTor buggy whips, about the same category today, propeller aircraft and the buggy whipTwith integral calculus and painfully sketching out all of the various contours and curvatures of aircraft propeller blades or buggy whip curvatures, with integral calculus. TStudy Evaluation of Information (11 Aug. 64)