1. a baby carriage; a wheeled vehicle for pushing a baby or small child
Usage: chiefly British
2. a person who walks about or travels on foot
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• She pushed the perambulator through the park on sunny afternoons.
• The vintage perambulator had large wheels and a deep basket underneath.
• Modern perambulators are much lighter than the heavy models of the past.
• The perambulator was parked outside the shop while they went inside.
• As an avid perambulator, he enjoyed exploring the city’s neighborhoods on foot.
• The perambulator made his way slowly through the crowded market square.