piggyback

• Immediately the door closed I snatched up child and boots, swung Jessica around piggyback, and trotted down the rough verge in my bare feet. —  The Beekeeper’s Apprentice - Laurie R. King - Russell-Holmes 01
• In preparation for these anticipated challenges, the single 20-mm gun on the forecastle was removed from the cutters and replaced by a "piggyback" arrangement of a .50-caliber machine gun on top of an 81-mm mortar. —  Brown Waters, Black Berets
• "The case where men and women do the same job but receive different rates of pay is the paradigm of the kind of situation which the Act was intended to prevent, how would it seem if the roles were reversed and the 'piggyback' claimants were not men but women?" —  BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition
• Decisions still must be made on how much funding to direct to stem cell research, a perennial fight, and whether to divert $60 million in local "piggyback" income tax revenue to state coffers, as the House proposed. —  Blog updates
• The measure (SB 1112) would correct a law passed last year to "piggyback" Florida's corporate income tax to the federal tax code.

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