/ˈnæpkɪnz/
NOUN
Usually rectangular pieces of cloth or paper used at meals to wipe the mouth and hands for cleanliness.
Pieces of paper or fabric used during meals to wipe the mouth and hands or keep the dining area clean.
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Absorbent coverings worn by babies to collect urine and feces.
Cloth or disposable absorbent garments worn around a baby's lower body to contain bodily waste.
NOUN
Small scarves worn on the head by some Christian women, particularly Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox women, as a sign of modesty when entering a church.
Small pieces of cloth worn over the head by women during church visits or religious observances.
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Absorbent hygiene products worn inside underwear to collect menstrual blood.
Absorbent pads used during menstruation to collect menstrual flow and maintain personal hygiene.