late 14c., "to put a small, repeated pattern on," from Old French diaprer, variant of diasprer, from diaspre (see diaper (n.)). Meaning "to put a diaper on" (a baby) is attested by [..]

mid-14c., "fabric with a repeated pattern of figures," from Old French diaspre "ornamental cloth; flowered, patterned silk cloth," perhaps via Medieval Latin diasprum from Medieval [..]

nappy

Any continuous pattern in brickwork, usually applied in a diamond or other diagonal patterns.

1) Surface ornament of repeated straight-sided geometrical shapes, lozenge, triangle, etc.    (Martindale, Andrew. Gothic Art, 268) 2) All-over decoration of surfaces with small pattern such as fl [..]

(n) garment consisting of a folded cloth drawn up between the legs and fastened at the waist; worn by infants to catch excrement(n) a fabric (usually cotton or linen) with a distinctive woven pattern [..]

A sort of cloth, a corruption of D’Ypres, where it is largely manufactured. Similarly we have calico from Calicut; nankeen from Nankin; worsted from Worsted, in Norfolk; and half a score othe [..]

A blanket made from ballistic and absorbent material that surrounds part of the engine and serves as a containment device during accidents and engine malfunctions.

An absorbent blanket made from ballistic material, often Kevlar, that surrounds the oil pan to contain oil and parts in case of an engine explosion; required for Top Fuel, Funny Car, Top Alcohol Dragster, and Top Alcohol Funny Car.

Absorbent Pads designed to be worn as underpants or pants liners by Adults.

Absorbent Pads designed to be worn by Infants and very young Children.