Pampers
- proper noun
- /ˈpæmpərz/
- I need to buy some Pampers for my baby before our trip.
- Pampers diapers
- box of Pampers
- Pampers commercials
Examples
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I need some Pampers for my baby.
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When you buy a package of Pampers diapers, PG would make a donation of one child's vaccine to UNICEF.
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And there are some Pampers by the bed.
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Ready to go get some Pampers?
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Get some Pampers for you and your brother while you're at it.
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Are you a Pampers-loving mom like me?
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I like Pampers best, but these are my next favorite, and I've tried tons of different kinds.
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She always makes sure to pack Pampers when she travels with her children.
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During the baby shower, everyone brought gifts, including lots of Pampers.
Synonyms
A soft cloth put around a baby's bottom to hold pee and poo
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pampers was chosen as a brand name to sound like the verb pamper, meaning 'to spoil' or treat with care. That's why the company used this name: to promise soft, comfortable care for babies, and Pampers became a well-known diaper brand.