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Tampax

Tampax

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A brand of small product people put inside the vagina to soak up period blood
  • noun
  • /ˈtæmpæks/
: Tampax
  • She stuck her hand into the larger satin pocket on the inside of the suitcase and pulled out two stray Tampax and a ChapStick.
  • a Tampax box

And those bathrooms must stock up on Tampax.

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Examples

  • I use Tampax Pearl!

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  • That is why I trust Tampax Pearls... all the way!

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  • I got some Tampax compact Pearl.

  • "If you use the Tampax, you can still go swimming when you're on your period," she told her attentive audience.

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  • She always keeps a box of Tampax in her bathroom cabinet for convenience.

  • When planning a trip, don't forget to pack some Tampax for your menstrual needs.

  • During her monthly cycle, she prefers using Tampax because they are comfortable and reliable.

Surface Forms

Tampax singular
Tampaxes plural

Etymology

Tampax is a brand name made from the everyday word tampon, which originally meant 'plug' or 'stopper' used to absorb flow. So Tampax refers to a specific brand of tampons used during a woman's period.