According to a column called "The Word Detective," the term started as "pick pack," "pick back," and "Pick a Pack." As time went on into the 18th century, the term mutated into the popular form "pickaback." However no one knew what the "picka" portion meant, so they started using "piggyback" instead so it sorta kinda made sense. Source: http://www.word-detective.com/2008/03/24/piggyback/ ^ Read the original article. All I provided here was a brief summary!
My little brother was very tired, so I gave him a piggyback ride.
The origin is from french
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The origin is Greek
the origin of the word is simply "opulent".
That would be called a piggyback ride.
Getting a piggyback ride may or may not be flirting. It is not wrong for 12 year olds to give each other piggyback rides.
Piggyback - 2008 was released on: USA: 2008 (DVD premiere)
puede usted darme un paseo de piggyback
The cast of Piggyback - 2007 includes: David Zoby as Piggy
My little brother was very tired, so I gave him a piggyback ride.
yes according to yahoo answers Piggyback rides are a friendly gesture piggyback rides are also known as horseback rides.
intravenous piggyback
The cast of Piggyback - 2008 includes: Andrew Ruth as Jake Aaron Weisinger as Sam
very easily
Yes, Cheryl gave Kimberly one when they first startd as a group, also they once had a piggyback race on a tv show
Piggyback rides are called Piggyback rides because in the old language of Anglo Saxon, babies were called piggies. As you may or may not know Anglo Saxon infants were carried on their parents backs.