/ˈnæpi/
NOUN
A garment made of absorbent material, worn by babies or people with incontinence to collect urine and feces; a diaper.
An absorbent garment worn by a baby who has not yet developed voluntary control of bladder and bowel movements.
An absorbent garment worn by someone who cannot voluntarily control urination or bowel movements.
NOUN
A strong alcoholic beverage, particularly a strong type of ale.
An alcoholic drink, especially strong ale or another potent brewed beverage.
ADJECTIVE
Covered with a raised layer of short fibers or fine hairs, giving a material or surface a soft, downy, or shaggy texture.
Describes fabric, material, or a surface covered with fine, soft, or raised fibers.
VERB
To put an absorbent garment or diaper on a baby or another person who needs assistance with continence.
To dress a baby or another person in an absorbent garment designed to contain urine and feces.