diaper rash
- noun
- /ˈdaɪpər ræʃ/
- US
- (Don't use any fragrances or it might cause diaper rash.)
- diaper rash cream
- case of diaper rash
No, man, they going to talk about some a Lou going to get a diaper rash.
- No, man, they going to talk about some a Lou going to get a diaper rash.
Examples
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The ped said it's normal to have constant diaper rash.
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Last time I saw you, you had diaper rash.
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I will make diaper rash a thing of the past!
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My oldest got a really bad heat rash at 6 months that turned into a diaper rash that would not go away.
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Baby's got a diaper rash?
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Diaper rash makes you cranky.
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The only reason we were there was because of her diaper rashes that repeatedly got infected.
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I see far fewer cases of diaper rash on babies wearing cloth diapers than I do in disposables.
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I tried using OxiClean on them, and it gave my daughter a horrible blistery diaper rash, so I’m hesitant to use harsh cleaners.
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A low moment: About a week after she started on formula, she developed a terrible diaper rash.
Synonyms
A group of red spots on the skin caused by illness or allergy
A red, itchy area on the skin that may have spots or bumps
Red, sore skin on a baby's bottom and thighs caused by a wet or dirty diaper
How Severe
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a skin irritation in the area covered by a diaper' is directly and compositionally derived from 'diaper' (the garment covering the baby's lower body) plus 'rash' (a skin irritation). This is a straightforward, cross-linguistically common compound where knowing both constituents lets a B1 learner infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
The term diaper rash comes from a simple picture: a wet or dirty diaper rubbing on a baby's skin causes a red, sore rash. So the phrase means 'skin irritation' caused by wearing a diaper.