baby buggy

IPA: bˈeɪbibˈʌgi

Examples of "baby-buggy" in Sentences

"Guess you never drove anything that did have four wheels but a baby-buggy."
Ruby Rugby's brother bought and brought her back some rubber baby-buggy bumpers.
After dinner Thea took a basket, put Thor in his baby-buggy, and set out for Dr. Archie's house at the other end of town.
The convertible soft top folds down behind the back seats, taking up no space in the trunk yet leaving almost none of the unpleasant baby-buggy bunching.
While Thea was getting the heavy baby-buggy through the iron gate she heard some one call, "Wait a minute!" and Mrs. Archie came running around the house from the back door, her apron over her head.
Chisbah would hold still for a while, then suddenly he’d just explode out of the baby-buggy in a flurry of little dresses, tearing around the house growling, trailing little baby-ruffly-undies and bonnets behind him.
This does not mean merely that he should go out in his baby-buggy, or take a ride in the park, but that he should be able to play out-of-doors, to creep on the ground, to be a little open-air savage, and play with nature as he finds it.