A carriage is a vehicle used for transportation, typically pulled by horses. PRESENCE (8 letters) is the state of being present, while TRANSPORT (9 letters) is the act of moving people or goods from one place to another. MANNER (6 letters) is the way in which something is done, and PERAMBULATOR (12 letters) is an old-fashioned term for a baby stroller. COMPORTMENT (11 letters) is the way in which someone behaves, and CONVEYANCE (10 letters) is the act of transporting someone or something. PRAM (4 letters) is another word for a baby stroller, while AIR (3 letters) is the invisible gaseous substance that surrounds the earth. ATTITUDE (8 letters) is a person's outlook or disposition, and CAB (3 letters) is a taxi. PORT (4 letters) is a place where ships can dock, and GIG (3 letters) and RIG (3 letters) are both types of horse-drawn carriages. GAIT (4 letters) is the MANNER of walking or running, and MIEN (4 letters) is a person's outward appearance or DEMEANOR. Shay (4 letters) is a type of horse-drawn carriage, and COACH (5 letters) is a large, enclosed vehicle pulled by horses. POISE (5 letters) is a state of balance or equilibrium, and CHAISE (6 letters) is a light, open carriage. Gocart (6 letters) is a small, motorless vehicle, and landau (6 letters) is a four-wheeled carriage with a folding top. STANCE (6 letters) is a person's POSTURE or position, and BEARING (7 letters) is a person's ATTITUDE or MANNER. POSTURE (7 letters) is a person's physical position, and TRANSIT (7 letters) is the act of passing through or across. BROUGHAM (8 letters) is a four-wheeled, horse-drawn carriage, and DEMEANOR (8 letters) is a person's behavior or MANNER.