English to Irish Meaning of nappy - clúidín

Nappy :

clúidín

noun

leanbh línéadach, clúidín, naipcín

adjective

láidir, crua, clúidín, dian, trom, alcólacha

Napped :: nappedNapper :: NapperNappers :: nappersNappies :: clúidíníNapping :: nappingNappy :: clúidín

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Definitions of nappy in English

Noun(1) garment consisting of a folded cloth drawn up between the legs and fastened at the waist; worn by infants to catch excrement
Adjective(1) (of hair

Examples of nappy in English

(1) ├ö├ç├┐She just wanted to know what nappy hair felt like,├ö├ç├û my mom complained all the way home.(2) I think I look fine even though I am over weight, have nappy hair, and seem a bit grouchy, as you would if you were a freak having to put up with normal people.(3) Here you'll find such a nappy alarm which involves clamping a sensor onto the baby's nappy .(4) Feminists are also on his case, reminding him about all those glowing family photographs and public eulogies to nappy -changing.(5) There I was with my West Indian accent, dark skin and nappy hair - before locks and the new African-American identity, mind you.(6) I decided that no matter how much I try to manipulate my hair to be bone straight or wet and curly, the truth of the matter is my hair is nappy .(7) One of the big things is getting out and showing people their image of a traditional, old-fashioned nappy is wrong - there are lots of choices.(8) How can one 2.5 year old create so much mess in one nappy ?(9) One witness was changing his child's nappy shortly before midnight when he looked up through a skylight and saw a huge fireball in the sky.(10) All you ever wear is a kukoi, a sort of gown-up's nappy .(11) You will have huge embarrassment value in later life showing your daughter's first boyfriend her as a baby with no nappy !(12) Having read all the right books about childhood development, the Professor displayed not the slightest dismay as he quietly drained the tub and got the little chap into a nice, fresh nappy .(13) At this moment, there was a mighty smell accompanied by an appropriate noise from Ben's nappy .(14) The ammonia produced by stale urine can make the skin under and around a baby's nappy very sore and red, with red spots, blisters and broken skin.(15) Annual sales of three billion disposables makes the UK market worth an estimated Ôö¼├║1.2 billion, on the basis of a retail price of 40p per nappy .(16) He was attacked after the class nanny stepped out of the room to change another baby's nappy .

Related Phrases of nappy

(1) nappy rash ::

bruth clúidín

(2) disposable nappy ::

clúidín indiúscartha

Related Phrases of nappy

(1) nappy rash ::

bruth clúidín

(2) disposable nappy ::

clúidín indiúscartha

Synonyms

Adjective

1. frizzly ::

frizzly

2. crisp ::

crisp

3. kinky ::

kinky

4. frizzy ::

frizzy

Noun

5. diaper ::

diaper

6. napkin ::

naipcín

Different Forms

napped, napper, nappers, nappies, napping, nappy

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