ADJ.
behind, existing, other
VERB + PIGGYBACKING
funding, promises, seen
PIGGYBACKING + NOUN
badgeholder, horseplay, laws
PREP.
on
ADV.
mostly
noun
The act or process by which someone piggybacks.
No piggybacking or other horseplay is allowed in the hallways.
Throughout piggybacking's growth the railroads have demonstrated in all areas of the U.S. an ability to equal or exceed highway schedules.
The security team watches who comes through the door, and they will stop anyone who is seen piggybacking behind a badgeholder.
Piggybacking on others' innovations seems to be his only plan for success.
The strategy is light on legislative or funding promises, mostly piggybacking on existing laws and funds.