1. comparative form of buggy: having more software errors or glitches
Usage: computing; informal
2. comparative form of buggy: having more insects or bugs

Examples

• The new software update is even buggier than the previous version.
• This app becomes buggier with each release.
• The swamp was buggier than we expected during mosquito season.
• The camping site near the lake was much buggier at dusk.
• After the rain, the garden became buggier with various insects.
• The beta version is typically buggier than the final release.