stroller Definition
stroller (strō′lər)
noun
- a person who saunters
- a wanderer; esp., an itinerant actor
- a vagrant
- ☆ a light, chairlike baby carriage, usually collapsible, with openings for the legs at the front
stroller Usage Examples
Converse of object
- jog: Add a little extra push and a jogging stroller to your exercise regime and you'll be back in top condition in no time!
- look: The Chicco 3WD has a host of features and is a Chic looking stroller!
- use: Use a safe stroller, pram for your baby.
- push: This helps prevent bending while pushing the stroller and as a result there are fewer issues with your lower back.
- buy: In Conclusion Buying a stroller is very important and must be appropriate for you and your baby.
Preposition: on
visit: Strollers on a visit to the abbey or a walk to the Bay at the Back of the Ocean.
Adjective modifier
- lightweight: A lightweight stroller with lots of features it comes in a variety of stunning colors.
- wooden: Classic wooden baby walker stroller with rigid wooden handle and cross brace.
- classic: Classic wooden baby walker stroller with rigid wooden handle and cross brace.
- great: Overall Comments A great lightweight stroller that's easy to manage.
- most: Most strollers are made for the street or for mall walking.
- casual: Each day three walks will be available to cater to everyone from the casual stroller to the experienced hill walker.
Modifies a noun
- pushchair: Can also be fitted to other makes of all terrain or stroller pushchairs.
- wi: This Pushchair and Car Seat travel system allows you to remove the car seat and attach it to the stroller wi... .
Noun used with modifier
- walker: Classic wooden baby walker stroller with rigid wooden handle and cross brace.
- baby: Pamper your child with a baby stroller from our online baby boutique.
- twin: Suitable from birth, this great value twin stroller comes in black and has 5 position recline seats and harness pads for comfort.
- seat: Seats strollers high or percent of is percent below.
- value: Suitable from birth, this great value twin stroller comes in black and has 5 position recline seats and harness pads for comfort.
- term: Pushchairs and Strollers - The term stroller is American English and the term pushchair is British English.
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