Nappy in a sentence as a noun

If the mum drinks cow's milk, the baby gets nasty nappy rash.

If you use nappy liners then cleaning is easier.

Eugh he has spots on his ear wonder if that's ok. Oh great now the nappy has exploded.

Hate them all you want, but nappy headed is a really offensive slur.

We know it was 150, as we got a 150-pack of nappy sacks, and it was empty two weeks in. Bought a cake and everything...

I know it is a big leap for the western mind, that most human ever lived have never seen a nappy.

The wipes would be in a little tiny sealed packet attached to the outside of the nappy.

When you have two, you then have 10 minutes of nappy changing time, then only 5 minutes to play.

Nappy in a sentence as an adjective

Will your production systems all crash if you don't make a minimum of 5 jokes about nappy hair and malt liquor a day?

"I walked into YC looking like an unshaven hobo with a stupid linux t-shirt, and nappy unkept hair.

Diapering is a term used in architecture as well; it's not meant to be a comparison to a nappy.

Although the homonym "nappy" is unfortunate, I can see my family using this.

I think nappy-doo's point is what happens when taxes, mortgage, health insurance, food, shopping, etc is NOT taken into account.

* Get a nappy changing table that is the right height for both of you to stand straight- Put two shelves up above the baby changer, keeping nappies and wipes reachable with one hand.

ANd your cheap chinese rip off cloth nappy will arrive which scratched yous kids skin to death.. I don't care about the cloth vs nappy - I am saying that you should care if you are receiving fakes.

The report shows that, in contrast to the use of disposable nappies, it is consumers’ behaviour after purchase that determines most of the impacts from reusable nappies.> Cloth nappy users can reduce their environmental impacts by: • Line drying outside whenever possible.

Nappy definitions

noun

garment consisting of a folded cloth drawn up between the legs and fastened at the waist; worn by infants to catch excrement

See also: diaper napkin

adjective

(of hair) in small tight curls

See also: crisp frizzly frizzy kinky