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nappy
noun as in British word for diaper
Strongest match
Strong matches
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Example Sentences
"When we went in the next morning, she was in a huge pad - not even a nappy, it didn't close on either side."
"When he died, it was a relief. He was lying in bed, couldn't talk, couldn't eat, laid there with a nappy on. No-one would want to live like that, and I didn't want him to live like that."
"A child in a nappy has a disadvantage from day one," she said.
Ms Faulkner said she had seen discarded banana skins and nappy bags at the site.
Burrow lost weight and could not kick a ball with his son or change a nappy, but he retained his spirit despite losing his independence.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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