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Nappies vs Napkin - What's the difference?

nappies | napkin |


As nouns the difference between nappies and napkin

is that nappies is plural of nappy while napkin is a serviette; a (usually rectangular) piece of cloth or paper used at the table for wiping the mouth and hands for cleanliness while eating.

Nappies vs Pappies - What's the difference?

nappies | pappies |


As nouns the difference between nappies and pappies

is that nappies is plural of nappy while pappies is plural of pappy.

Nappies vs Nappier - What's the difference?

nappies | nappier |


As a noun nappies

is plural of nappy.

As an adjective nappier is

comparative of nappy.

Nappies vs Nanpies - What's the difference?

nappies | nanpies |


As nouns the difference between nappies and nanpies

is that nappies is plural of nappy while nanpies is plural of nanpie.

Nappies vs Nappiest - What's the difference?

nappies | nappiest |


As a noun nappies

is plural of nappy.

As an adjective nappiest is

superlative of nappy.

Lappies vs Nappies - What's the difference?

lappies | nappies |


As nouns the difference between lappies and nappies

is that lappies is plural of lappy while nappies is plural of nappy.

Nappes vs Nappies - What's the difference?

nappes | nappies |


As a verb nappes

is .

As a noun nappies is

.

Nappied vs Nappies - What's the difference?

nappied | nappies |


As a verb nappied

is past tense of nappy.

As a noun nappies is

plural of nappy.

Nappies vs Diapers - What's the difference?

nappies | diapers |


As nouns the difference between nappies and diapers

is that nappies is plural of nappy while diapers is plural of lang=en.

As a verb diapers is

third-person singular of diaper.