diapering

di·a·per

D0198700 (dī′ə-pər, dī′pər)n.1. a. A folded piece of absorbent material, such as paper or cloth, that is placed between a baby's legs and fastened at the waist to contain excretions.b. A similar piece of material, worn by incontinent adults.2. a. A pattern composed of small, regularly repeated geometric motifs, usually diamonds or lozenges, used to decorate a surface.b. A white cotton or linen fabric having such a pattern.c. A piece of such fabric.tr.v. di·a·pered, di·a·per·ing, di·a·pers 1. To put a diaper on.2. To weave or decorate in a diaper pattern.

[Middle English, textile with a diaper pattern, from Old French diapre, variant of diaspre, from Medieval Latin diasprum, from Medieval Greek diaspros, pure white, of white interspersed with other colors (sense uncertain) : Greek dia-, dia- + Late Greek aspros, white (from aspron, silver denarius (originally *"new, unworn coin"), from earlier Late Greek aspros, rough, from Latin asper, rough, unworn (used of new coins whose relief had not yet been worn smooth)).]

单词	diapering
释义	diapering di·a·per D0198700 (dī′ə-pər, dī′pər)n.1. a. A folded piece of absorbent material, such as paper or cloth, that is placed between a baby's legs and fastened at the waist to contain excretions.b. A similar piece of material, worn by incontinent adults.2. a. A pattern composed of small, regularly repeated geometric motifs, usually diamonds or lozenges, used to decorate a surface.b. A white cotton or linen fabric having such a pattern.c. A piece of such fabric.tr.v. di·a·pered, di·a·per·ing, di·a·pers 1. To put a diaper on.2. To weave or decorate in a diaper pattern. [Middle English, textile with a diaper pattern, from Old French diapre, variant of diaspre, from Medieval Latin diasprum, from Medieval Greek diaspros, pure white, of white interspersed with other colors (sense uncertain) : Greek dia-, dia- + Late Greek aspros, white (from aspron, silver denarius (originally "new, unworn coin"), from earlier Late Greek aspros, rough, from Latin asper, rough, unworn (used of new coins whose relief had not yet been worn smooth)*).] EncyclopediaSeediaper
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