Diaper

dī′a-pėr, n. unbleached linen cloth woven in slightly defined figures, used for towels, .: a pattern for ornamentation, woven, not coloured, in textiles: a floral or geometric pattern in low relief in architecture, often repeated over a considerable surface.— v.t. to variegate with figures, as diaper.— n. Dī′apering . [O. Fr. diaspre , diapre —Low L. diasprus —Byzantine Gr. diaspros , dia , through, aspros , white.]