/ˈnæpkɪn/
NOUN
A usually rectangular piece of cloth or paper used at a meal to wipe the mouth and hands and maintain cleanliness.
A piece of paper or fabric placed at a dining table or carried by someone to wipe the mouth and hands while eating.
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A piece of absorbent material or a disposable garment placed around a baby's lower body to collect bodily waste.
A garment or absorbent covering worn by an infant to contain urine and feces.
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A small scarf or piece of cloth worn over the head by some Christian women, particularly Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox women, as a sign of modesty when entering a church.
A cloth covering worn over the head by a woman during religious observances or when entering a church.
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An absorbent pad worn inside underwear to collect menstrual blood and maintain personal hygiene.
An absorbent hygiene product worn by women during menstruation to collect menstrual discharge.