(a) a vehicle in which mail is carried by road; (b) a light vehicle to carry children, made with shafts to be drawn or pushed by hand.

a pram; (also) a pushchair, a stroller; cf. baby buggy n.

Chiefly North American. A pram; (also) a pushchair, a stroller. Cf. baby carriage n. at baby, n. adj.compounds 1g.

A child's pushchair, stroller, or pram. Chiefly U.S. in later use. Now somewhat rare.

A carriage for a baby or young child, which may be pushed along by a person on foot. Now usually shortened to pram.

(a) chiefly North American a cart pushed by hand, a handcart; (b) a pram, a pushchair (now rare).

/ˌbæsɪˈnɛt/. An oblong wickerwork basket, with a hood over one end, used as a cradle for babies. Also, a form of child's perambulator of the same…

a pram; (later) a pushchair, a stroller; cf. buggy, n.1 2.

Originally U.S. A pram; (later chiefly) a pushchair for a baby or young child, a stroller.

(a) North American a type of baby carriage or pram (see cab, n.2 4) (obsolete, rare); (b) U.S. a taxi that is only licensed to operate a private…

= baby carriage n.

a car propelled by pushing; spec. (a) chiefly North American a trolley or light railway vehicle propelled by pushing on a crank or lever, a…

A carriage for a baby or young child, designed to be pushed by a person on foot; (now usually) one consisting of a cradle-like structure mounted on…

U.S. A baby-carriage.

a chair on wheels in which someone can be pushed along; esp. a small, usually folding chair for a baby or young child.

(a) a small toy car for a child; (b) a perambulator.

A child's push-chair, esp. a collapsible buggy.

Australian (colloquial and regional). A pushchair.