Diaper (disambiguation)

Diaper (disambiguation)

Diaper can mean:

  • Diaper, an absorbent garment (in American English).
  • Diaper or Diapering, a term in heraldry and in decorative art and architecture for a repeating pattern of squares or lozenges made in contrasting colours or textures, in brick, stone or flint flushwork.
  • "Diaper", a song by Meat Puppets from You Love Me

See also

  • Diapir, a type of magma intrusion in geology.

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