nappyful

English

Etymology

From nappy +‎ -ful.

Noun

nappyful (plural nappyfuls)

1. Enough to fill a nappy.
   • 1999, Ann Morris, The Adoption Experience: Families Who Give Children a Second Chance, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, →ISBN:

     And then, as the final zip on the snow suit goes up, the ghastly smell of yet another nappyful rising to meet me.

   • 2012, Hollie Smith, “Basic babycare”, in First-Time Mum: Surviving and Enjoying Your Baby’s First Year, White Ladder, →ISBN:

     Regularity can be pretty erratic too: breastfed babies will usually produce several nappyfuls a day, but they sometimes go for several days or more without doing a poo at all, without it causing a problem.

   • 2012, Zinaid Meeran, Tanuki Ichiban, Jacana Media, →ISBN, pages 65–66:

     Darius ignored the strewn magazines, as though they were a friend’s baby sitting bang in the middle of the lounge in a nappyful of shit.

Synonyms

• diaperful