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Meanings of nappy in English
Usage of nappy in English
1
Better change my nappy and put me down for an afternoon sleep!
2
Those nights on which I might as well be wearing a nappy.
3
You and that nappy-ass boyfriend of yours-yousee what you brought down?
4
The baby lay beside her on the mattress, wearing only a nappy.
5
The judge looked at me like he was examining a dirty nappy.
6
Be ready for deep discussion about what it truly means to be nappy.
7
But, he admits, anyone who won't change a nappy would struggle.
8
I only know the language of nappy rash and baby-led weaning.
9
A person in gloves had lifted him out, changed his nappy.
10
This one is seven months old, wears a nappy and is called Louis.
11
Like, with blankets, and scratching your back and changing ya nappy?
12
The narrator carries the boy downstairs and changes his wet nappy.
13
A dirty nappy rested against the wall next to Lizzie's door.
14
To do the nappy change on the table would clear out the table entirely.
15
Both help soothe and prevent the reddening and burning sensation in the nappy area.
16
Sober, works late, drinks lager in halves and knows how to change a nappy.
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Nappy through the time
Nappy across language varieties
Ireland
Common