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[Imaoldhippie]

Being from Ohio I call them carts or shopping carts, but here in  NC they call them buggies.

[FastDogWalker2]

Born and raised in Western NY - live in VA now.  Cart for me!

[Rockycoast]

New Englander here. Shopping cart or cart for short is what we have always called them. Never heard the term buggy/ie for them before.

[spent2much]

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@SueyMsB wrote:

In NewJersey we call them shopping carts.

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Same in CT.

[xrayrox]

Born in Michigan, live in Ohio. Always called it a cart.

[SloopJohnB]

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@mormel20 wrote:

I live in the deep South and we call it a "BUGGY". But in other parts of the USA it is called by different names. I read that in the UK it is called a "TROLLEY".  Just for fun, tell what you call the thing with wheels you put your groceries in at the Supermarket. And put where you are, such as: Midwest, New England or where ever. Thanks. 

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@mormel20   I personally call it a buggy, but I hear most people here call it a shopping cart.  So maybe I got it from my mom, who was from NY.  We are in South Florida.  

[estaw2000]

Here in western Maine it's a cart. I do hear it called a buggy once in awhile.

[haddon9]

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@SueyMsB wrote:

In NewJersey we call them shopping carts.

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That's all I have ever known them to be called.  I have lived in NY & NJ now in PA.

When I think of a "buggy" I get an image of a stroller (which is what I call a baby carriage) in my mind.

[Desertdi]

Chicago, Los Angeles & Phoenix.......Always shopping cart, or cart.

[Group 5 minus 1]

Here in MI shopping carts.