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perambulator
perambulator (pəˈræmbjʊleɪtə(r)) [Agent-noun f. L. perambulāre to perambulate: see -or 2.] 1. One who perambulates. a. gen. One who walks or travels through or about a place; a traveller, pedestrian. Also fig. rare.1611 Speed Hist. Gt. Brit. vii. ii. 259 Their Metropolitane Citie Canterbury, which w... Oxford English Dictionary
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Perambulator
Perambulator may refer to: Pram (baby), a type of baby transport Surveyor's wheel, a device for measuring distance See also Perambulation (disambiguation wikipedia.org
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perambulator
perambulator/pəˈræmbjuleɪtə(r); pɚ`æmbjəˌletɚ/ n(Brit fml 文) pram （手推的四轮的）幼儿车. 牛津英汉双解词典
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The Paths of the Perambulator
The Paths of the Perambulator (1985) is a fantasy novel by American writer Alan Dean Foster. Jon-Tom and his friends attempt to free the perambulator before it wreaks permanent havoc on their world. wikipedia.org
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deambulator
† deˈambuˌlator Obs. [L. deambulātor, agent-n. f. deambulāre (see above).] One who walks abroad.1630 J. Taylor (Water P.) Trav. Wks. iii. 76 The Odcombyan Deambulator, Perambulator, Ambler, Trotter, or vntyred Traueller, Sir Tho. Coriat. Oxford English Dictionary
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Perambulation
watercourse) on foot to its source at Norwood Common Bristol perambulation, a civic 'beating the bounds' process around the city of Bristol See also Perambulator wikipedia.org
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Pickford
Pickford (ˈpɪkfəd) The name of a firm engaged in the removal of furniture, used ellipt. or in the possessive to denote a van used by Pickfords to remove furniture, or the firm itself. Also fig. and attrib.[1833 C. Mathews Let. 8 Oct. in A. Mathews Mem. Charles Mathews (1839) IV. 205 It will be light... Oxford English Dictionary
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Surveyor's wheel
A surveyor's wheel, also called a clickwheel, hodometer, waywiser, trundle wheel, measuring wheel or perambulator is a device for measuring distance. Turner, Antique Scientific Instruments, Blandford Press Ltd. 1980, External links Perambulator Information on the use of perambulators in surveying in wikipedia.org
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bassinet
bassinet Also 9 bassinett(e. [a. F. bassinet, diminutive of bassin basin; see basinet.] 1. (ˈbæsɪnɪt). Variant of basinet. † 2. Herb. Name given to species of Ranunculus and Geranium, and to the Marsh Marigold. Obs.1578 Lyte Dodoens 32 The Braue Bassinet, or Marshe Marigolde. Ibid. 47 Bassinet Geran... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pram Factory
Drummond Street, Carlton, that housed the Pram Factory consisted of a former factory that made baby carriages (known as "prams", an abbreviation of "perambulator wikipedia.org
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push-wainling
push-wainling nonce-wd. (ˌpʊʃweɪnlɪŋ) Also pushwainling. [f. push- + wain n.1 + -ling suffix1 2.] A perambulator.1878 W. Barnes Outl. Eng. Speech-Craft 72 Perambulator (the child's carriage), push-wainling. 1908 A. C. Swinburne Let. 22 Jan. (1962) VI. 211, I met..a fair friend..who beamed..from the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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James Bone
The 3 other books by Bone are : The London Perambulator (1925), illustrated by Muirhead Bone, The Perambulator in Edinburgh (1926), illustrated by E.S.Lumsden wikipedia.org
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Marion Adams-Acton
The story of the journey became her last book, being published in 1894 as Adventures of a Perambulator. Adventures of a perambulator. True details of a family history. 1894. London. wikipedia.org
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berceaunette
berceauˈnette [A tradesman's perversion of bassinet or bassinette, whereby that word is ignorantly referred to the F. berceau ‘cradle,’ with which it has no connexion. Berceaunette is, of course, an impossible form in Fr., and is a patent modern instance of pseudo-etymological spelling.]1885 Bazaar ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mary Pearcey
A black perambulator was found about a mile away, its cushions soaked with blood. Mary Pearcey had been seen pushing baby Tiggy's perambulator around the streets of North London after dark. wikipedia.org
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