Diaper

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 163
di'a-per, n. Figured linen cloth for towels, napkins, etc. a towel or napkin infant's breechcloth. (Arch.) Paneling filled up with arabesque gilding and painting, or with wrought work in low relief. — [diapered (-nerd), -pering.] To variegate with figures, as cloth to put a diaper on, as a child. — v. To draw figures. [OF. diapre, diaspre, figured cloth, diaspre. jasper, a stone used in jewelry, Olt. diaspro, L..jasr,is, Gr. iaspis.]
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