The term 'British Baby Buggy' is a colloquialism for the word 'PRAM', which is a four-letter word commonly used in the United Kingdom to refer to a wheeled vehicle designed to transport an infant or small child. Prams are typically used by parents and caregivers to take their children out for walks or trips to the park. They are usually equipped with a canopy to protect the child from the elements, and some models also feature a bassinet or carrycot for the baby to sleep in.