Term Gallery logo

Meanings of change a nappy in English

We have no meanings for "change a nappy" in our records yet.
Usage of change a nappy in English
1
But, he admits, anyone who won't change a nappy would struggle.
The Guardian
2
Sober, works late, drinks lager in halves and knows how to change a nappy.
Broken Homes
3
You're not some slightly less hirsute Russell Brand, claiming that you're too sensitive and awake and aware to change a nappy.
The Irish Times
4
At the end, graduates get paid a motza given they can do everything from change a nappy to ride, ski and sail.
News.com.au
5
B) Changed a nappy Often Seldom Never Not applicable You selected ''.
The Irish Times
6
She finished cutting a pattern for her former employer while simultaneously changing a nappy an hour before she left for the airport.
The Irish Times
7
They also live longer, a finding that caused the Economist to quip " Change a nappy, by God, and put years on your life".
The Guardian
This collocation consists of: