Pram (noun)

A baby carriage, also called a baby buggy, or stroller.

Origin:

Late 19th century: short for perambulator.

Examples:

1. She pushed the pram down the street.
2. He walked behind the pram while his wife pushed it.
3. They saw a man pushing a pram down the street.
4. The pram was loaded with shopping bags.
5. The pram had a sunshade to protect the baby from the sun.