terry nappy
terry nappy noun: a cloth nappy folded from a large piece of square or rectangular absorbent fabric which is held in place by a nappy pin or other fastener, especially one made from terry (coarse cotton); a flat nappy.
Noun
terry nappy (plural terry nappies)
- A cloth nappy folded from a large piece of square or rectangular absorbent fabric which is held in place by a nappy pin or other fastener, especially one made from terry (coarse cotton); a flat nappy.
- Special Purchase of Infants; good quality Terry Nappies; in a useful size1940 November 14, “Blackler's Money-Saving Bargains”, in Liverpool Echo (Advertisement), Babies' Napkins, page 5
- Many people are put off by the idea of using pins. There are excellent ecological alternatives to using a terry nappy with plastic pants. One is a fitted cotton or wool cover which holds the nappy in place without pins.1989, Karen Christensen, Home Ecology, British edition, HarperCollins Publishers, →ISBN, page 333
- Synonyms:
- terry diaper, terry, flat nappy, flat diaper
Synonyms of terry nappy
Forms of terry nappy
| plural | terry nappies |
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Origin of terry nappy
Named after the terry towelling fabric from which these flat nappies were most commonly made.
Questions about terry nappy
- What does terry nappy mean?
- Terry nappy means a cloth nappy folded from a large piece of square or rectangular absorbent fabric which is held in place by a nappy pin or other fastener, especially one made from terry (coarse cotton); a flat nappy.
- What part of speech is terry nappy?
- Terry nappy is a noun.
- What is the plural of terry nappy?
- The plural of terry nappy is terry nappies.
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