baby carriage

noun

1. a conveyance similar to an infant's crib set on four wheels and meant to be pushed.

baby carriage

noun

1. Alsobaby buggy a cot-like four-wheeled carriage for a baby British termpram

Word History and Origins

Origin of baby carriage¹

First recorded in 1865–70

Example Sentences

In another, we see a woman wheeling a baby carriage whose heel has broken off her shoe, a momentarily perplexing problem she must find a way to solve.

From Time

I saw police officers and first responders and pedestrians including a woman with a baby carriage racing toward us.

From The Daily Beast

In one picture on her Instagram account, the model poses jokingly with a baby carriage.

From The Daily Beast

The Angel Moroni appears with a halo made from the wheel of a baby carriage.

From The Daily Beast

He went and sat upon a bench; and the hour came, and at last down the path strolled a nurse-girl, wheeling a baby-carriage.

From Project Gutenberg

Your mother was still pushing you around in a baby-carriage then.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Maynard opened the front door just as the children approached with the baby-carriage.

From Project Gutenberg

We could not keep the baby-carriage in our apartment, even if we had been willing to haul it up and down a flight of stairs.

From Project Gutenberg

And we returned to join in the celebration, my husband pushing the baby-carriage and I with progeny hanging to both hands.

From Project Gutenberg