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Pampers en · NOUN

Etymology

From pamper + -s. The common noun is a genericized trademark.

Meanings

  1. (informal) A disposable diaper.
    • By now it’s late and I have to feed them and change two Pampers, get them ready for bed, then bathe myself and eat before I get settled in. 2020, Steven Davis, “Bitter Me”, in Mr. Mom, Christian Faith Publishing, Inc., →ISBN:

Forms

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Pampers Number=Plur lexicographic
pamper alternative lexicographic
pampers alternative lexicographic

Descendants

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Pampers en · PROPN

Etymology

From pamper + -s. The common noun is a genericized trademark.

Meanings

  1. An American brand that sells baby and toddler products (including disposable diapers, wipes, etc.) marketed by Procter & Gamble.