diaper

Infant bottom cover

A diaper is an absorbent garment worn by infants and others who cannot control their bladder or bowels.

In American English, diaper covers both cloth and disposable varieties; British English prefers nappy.

To diaper a baby is to put one on: I need to diaper him before we leave.

The phrase in diapers indicates infancy or extreme youth.

baby

infant

Very young child

pacifier · crib · nursery · swaddle · bassinet · stroller · highchair · playpen · bib · booties

change

changing

Becoming something else

  • fasteningJoining two parts together
  • tabsProjecting flaps for gripping
  • velcroFabric fastener using hooks

snaps · folding · pinning · wiping · cleanup · soiled · wet · dirty · leak · blowout

materials

absorbent

Able to soak up

polymer · gel · nonwoven · cellulose · bamboo · microfiber · hemp · muslin · liner · pad

hygiene

rash

Heedless or skin irritation

cream · ointment · cornstarch · prevention · dryness · freshness · odor · ammonia · yeast · fungal

disposable

single-use

For one application only

landfill · waste · plastic · biodegradable · eco-friendly · subscription · bulk · overnight

waterproof

leakproof

Impervious to seepage

cover · barrier · vinyl · polyethylene · seal · elasticized · membrane · shell

cloth

reusable

Fit for repeated service

pocket · insert · soaker · booster · laundry · washing · drying · pail · pins · covers

adult

incontinence

Inability to retain waste

pull-ups · briefs · undergarments · dignity · postpartum · overnight · discreet

Categories
Opposites
continence and bodily control

diaperunderwear

Clothing worn beneath

toilet · big kid underwear · potty · briefs · panties

garment type

diaperunderwear

Clothing worn beneath

underpants · briefs · boxer shorts · panties · knickers

Phrases
Family

diapers, diapered, diapering, diaper rash, diaperless, diaper pail

Familiarity
Top 5,000
Profile
Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G