The term British Buggy is a combination of two words, PRAM and buggy. A PRAM is a type of baby carriage that originated in Britain in the 19th century. It is a four-wheeled vehicle with a hood and a basket underneath for carrying a baby or other items. A buggy is a type of small, lightweight vehicle, usually with four wheels, used for recreational purposes. The combination of these two words, British Buggy, refers to a type of baby carriage that is lightweight and designed for recreational use.