🧒 A ride on back 🧒 To carry on back ➕ To add or combine 🚚 To transport on top 🧒 On someone's back 🚚 On top of vehicle

to piggyback

1 3.1

To carry someone on your back or shoulders

verb
/ˈpɪɡiˌbæk/

: llevar a caballito

You piggybacking me?

Is that how you immediately halve the entire crowd is if your companion your like you, you literally put like piggyback someone on you.

Examples

You piggybacking me?

White Men Can't Jump (1992)
The older brother offered to piggyback his little sister across the puddle.
You just piggyback, piggyback me, all right?
I appreciate you letting me piggyback on your ride here.

Camel Spiders (2011)
Carry me piggyback.

The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1995)
During the hike, she let her son piggyback on her back when he got tired.
To help him cross the stream, she decided to piggyback her friend over the water.

Compounds

piggyback plant

Specialized

9.9

A small green plant that grows baby plants on its leaves

Surface Forms

piggyback infinitive

piggybacked past

piggybacked past participle

piggybacking present participle

piggybacks third person singular

Etymology

Piggyback as a verb comes from pick-a-back, which meant 'to put on the back' and later became piggyback. So to piggyback someone is simply to carry them 'on your back'.