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didy

didy

1 9.9
A childish word for a diaper that babies wear
  • noun
  • /ˈdɪdi/
  • Baby Talk
translation icon : pañal
  • I'll be sure to pack extra didies too.

Examples

  • If there is room in Washington for William Jefferson all these years, who was caught with 90 large in his freezer, or David Vitter, who was caught in his didy?

    Blog text (19)

  • Compared to your boy changing didies at the age of 15, I think you're getting off cheap.

    1922 (2017)

  • Make sure to put on a clean didy before going out for the day.

  • The toddler giggled when his mother changed his didy after playtime.

  • She always carries extra didies in her bag for emergencies.

Synonyms

nappy
vsdidy
  • UK
16 3.7

A soft cloth put around a baby's bottom to hold pee and poo

is an informal childish word used for children not a neutral name

Surface Forms

didy singular
didy plural
didy's singular

Etymology

The word didy is a playful, child-like form of diaper, probably made by simple baby talk that repeats the sound 'di'. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a small child saying a short word for their 'diaper', which is why didy means a baby's diaper.