1. piggybacking - Noun
2. piggybacking - Verb
piggybacking
present participle of piggyback
piggybacking (uncountable)
The practice of carrying something piggyback.
After spotting the self-propagating malware in the wild, Kamluk noted that it automatically adapts to COVID-19 pandemic as a computer parasite piggybacking on the coronavirus being a hot topic and used as a “carrier” for the cyber counterpart. Source: Internet
Police officers were preventing motorcyclists from piggybacking, and motorcycles hired by apps such as Gojek and Grab could only deliver goods, not carry passengers. Source: Internet
Initial versions of the CoCo were upgraded to 32K by means of piggybacking two banks of 16K memory chips and adding a few jumper wires. Source: Internet
Enabling third-party identity providers and piggybacking on their 2FA is a simple means to boost your security without great expense or effort. Source: Internet
Making his tournament debut piggybacking a confidence-building T12 at the RBC Canadian Open where he ranked third in par-5 scoring and 11th in strokes gained: putting. Source: Internet
He’s piggybacking on the work of those who’ve worked for decades in that spot, without any kind of reimbursement for it. Source: Internet