[
UK
/pˈɛɹɐmbjˌʊleɪtɐ/
]
NOUN
- a small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around
How To Use perambulator In A Sentence
- Eleanor, out walking, wheeling the wicker perambulator in the sharp October sunshine. THE GOLDEN LION
- Pillow and blanket, in size befitting that missing infant, made that black perambulator all the more confounding.
- A newsticker will keep shoppers informed and, during the next Olympics or eastern blackout, curious perambulators can gather round the centrally-located flatscreen.
- Baudelaire is the flâneur: the idler, stroller, urban explorer and perambulator.
- But his father sat still, smiling mildly, swathed in the blanket, like a baby in a perambulator.
- Give freedom and fresh air to a grateful, spirited perambulator and his wants are well nigh supplied.
- The rain gear, the walking gear, the perambulators, foldaway stools and the kids were packed in.
- Without a word Mrs. Smith took the perambulator from its corner of the veranda and carefully put the sleeping Jims and Patsy into it. THE THORN BIRDS
- On Friday, the nursemaid of the family of Mr. George Thomas, who resides near St. Woolos, was taking one of the children for an airing in one of those blessed perambulators.
- Except for the infant in the perambulator and the outwardly calm but inwardly resentful aunt, who wheeled the child up and down in a position of maximum danger just behind the unnetted goal, every one was involved. Mr. Britling Sees It Through