The word 'diaper' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a piece of absorbent fabric worn by a baby or young child under the clothes to absorb urine and feces. Example sentence: I need to buy some more diapers for my baby before she runs out.
She will not wear a diaper without someone having first put shoes on her feet.
This man is thought to be Ridha al-Najjar, who was forced to spend 22 hours each day with one or both wrists chained to an overhead bar, for two consecutive days, while wearing a diaper.
Among the industrial applications of PET are automobile tire yarns, conveyor belts and drive belts, reinforcement for fire and garden hoses, seat belts (an application in which it has largely replaced nylon), nonwoven fabrics for stabilizing drainage ditches, culverts, and railroad beds, and nonwovens for use as diaper top sheets and disposable medical garments.
While this style continued into the 16th century, the Jiajing period also saw the emergence of more realistic and intricate designs that are shallower and more sharply carved, sometimes through as many as nine layers of different colours, on a background consisting of minute brocade (allover floral and figure designs) or diaper (diamond-shaped) patterns.
A "diaper" (absorbent paper with a plastic backing) is often used to catch any liquid that may be released from the meat.
Among the industrial applications of PET are automobile tire yarns, conveyor belts and drive belts, reinforcement for fire and garden hoses, seat belts (an application in which it has largely replaced nylon), nonwoven fabrics for stabilizing drainage ditches, culverts, and railroad beds, and nonwovens for use as diaper topsheets and disposable medical garments.
America is filled with tales of people who held jobs as cash-register clerks at Wal-Mart, or on the diaper-making line at Procter & Gamble, who survived on their wages but have made fortunes through steady accumulation of company stock in retirement plans.The recent implosion of Enron, however, has focused attention on the risks to employees of such non-diversification.
(Furthermore, what's so grody about American-designed diapers? Granted, that great diaper-related invention, the Snappi, is South African.
But the domestic cloth-diaper market is dominated by American innovators, whose advances have made cloth diapering a great deal more palatable than it would have been a generation ago).
Diaper-patterned featherwork of the time was used to cover fire screens, valances, and mirror frames and to fashion muffs, masks, hats, and dress trimmings.
His name is Baby Ikki, an alter ego of Michael Smith, the New York performance artist who first wobbled out the pre-verbal, diaper-clad character in 1975.
