Meaning & use
pram
A small carriage with wheels used for pushing a baby around, chiefly in British English.
See it in a sentence
She pushed the pram along the seafront, stopping every so often to check on the baby.
The secondhand shop had a row of old prams lined up near the door.
A note on using this word
Pram is standard British English; American English typically uses 'stroller' or 'baby carriage' instead.
Words with a similar meaning
baby carriagestroller
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