1. rides on someone’s back and shoulders
Usage: plural of piggyback

1. carries someone on one’s back and shoulders
Usage: third person singular present
2. uses or builds upon something existing to gain advantage
Usage: third person singular present; figurative

Examples

• Dad gives the kids piggybacks around the yard every evening.
• She piggybacks her little brother to the playground.
• The company piggybacks on the success of popular social media platforms.
• He always piggybacks his younger sister when she gets tired.
• The new app piggybacks existing GPS technology.
• Children love getting piggybacks from their parents.
• The startup piggybacks established distribution networks to reduce costs.