pram

If I see a pram I want to stick my head in it and have a look.

Gwyneth Paltrow wheeled her daughter Apple around London in a Bugaboo pram.

The little bits of whalin'-steamers they build now only carry a little pram or two, nothin' like this boat you're in now.

Pram, prm, n. a flat-bottomed Dutch lighter: a barge fitted as a floating battery.

The child is resentful, but resigned, is wrapped up well, put in his pram and wheeled up and down the Madeira Road.

In every case I found below-decks a number of cruses of corn-brandy, marked aquavit, two of which I took into the pram.

Lady with Pram (who has been pointing out to newcomer the beauties of the neighbourhood, where a strike is threatened).