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nappy
In British English, this term is the standard word for what Americans call a diaper. It is a neutral, everyday term used in domestic and childcare contexts.
When used as an adjective to describe hair, the term refers to a tightly curled or woolly texture. Users should be aware that in certain historical or social contexts, this usage can be perceived as sensitive or derogatory, depending on the speaker's intent and the cultural setting.
Meanings
Examples
Did you remember to pack enough nappies for the trip?
I wonder if we should switch to reusable cloth nappies.
The character in the story was described as having nappy hair.