stroller

A small chair on wheels that you push to carry a baby or young child.

• The baby slept in her stroller.
• Can you fold the stroller for me?
• Parents pushed strollers along the park’s wide paths.

Similar words: pushchair, buggy

Common phrases: push a stroller, folding stroller, baby stroller

Someone who walks slowly for pleasure.

• A lone stroller passed the café.
• The path is popular with evening strollers.
• Cyclists slowed down as they passed the strollers.

Similar words: walker

Common phrases: evening stroller, leisurely stroller, stroller in something

Someone who moves from place to place without a settled home.

• A homeless stroller asked for bread.
• The villagers offered the stroller a place to sleep.
• Strollers sometimes rested beside the old road.

Similar words: vagrant, wanderer

Common phrases: homeless stroller, wandering stroller

A men’s outfit for daytime occasions, with a dark jacket, formal trousers, and a tie.

• He wore a stroller to the wedding.
• The tailor paired the stroller with striped trousers.
• A silver tie completed his black stroller.

Similar words: Stresemann suit

Common phrases: stroller suit, wear a stroller, black stroller