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[mormel20]

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. 

[SueyMsB]

In NewJersey we call them shopping carts.

[ValuSkr]

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@SueyMsB wrote:

In NewJersey we call them shopping carts.

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Same here in PA.

[KKJ]

I'm in Midwest and we too call them carts. Never heard shopping cart called a trolley or buggy.

[faeriemoon]

Carriage or cart.  More often the former.

CT here.

[mac116]

Midwest: mostly just called a cart, although I do hear grocery cart or shopping cart occasionally

[shoechic]

Half my life in MD & half in VA & I call it a buggy.

[threecees]

In PA here and yes some do call it a buggy. I call it a shopping cart.

[Jo1313]

We always called it a  shopping wagon or  shopping carriage..I was a NYC girl..till we moved to the "sticks".

Here it's a shopping cart.

[SilleeMee]

Cart. Never heard it called anything else.