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They sell adult diapers in the US, but never are they labeled as diapers–always some euphemism. I would imagine, is it the same way with adult nappies?
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Nappey makes me think of this guy
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Neilson

… diaper is the Americanized version of the word nappy.
Actually they have quite different derivations. Diaper comes from the Greek δίασπρος or diaspros δια- (dia-, “across”) + ἄσπρος (áspros, “white”). "Nappy" is derived from the word "napkin."
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I never hear nappy and rash in the same sentence, and since a diaper is the Americanized version of the word nappy. I thought it would sound a lot better on the screen.

Why isn't your name
Nappy_Rash
? You spell "colour" Britishly.
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I have gold, how old are you?
Really old if your pics are in black and white?