pampies en · NOUN · etymology 1
Pronunciation
- /ˈpæm.piːz/
Etymology
From pamp (“clipping of pamper; a diaper”) + -ies (“alternative form of -sies: diminutive suffix used to add an element of childishness to a word”). Compare changies.
Meanings
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(Internet, familiar, plural, plural-only, qualifier:chiefly ABDL) Synonym of pampers (“a diaper”); a diapie.
SIR, MY PAMPIES IS TOO WET TO CROSS ENEMY LINES UNDETECTED. REQUESTING TACTICAL CHANGIES FROM MEDICAL COMMAND. DEPLOY STRATEGIC PARA-MAT.
2019 September 13, @FaerieXing, Twitter:When you realize they got you so good that you wake up and just wait for mommy to change your pampies. Then thats it for you. >~<
2025 November 19, @Padded_Nooney, Twitter:Look, I'm glad that you're willing to be on diaper duty for me when we go out in public, but can you try to be more discreet? I heard teens laughing when you said that it was time to get me out of my "dampie pampies"...
2017 November 24, @diaperdood, Twitter: