diaperbutt

English

Etymology

From diaper +‎ butt.

Noun

diaperbutt (plural diaperbutts)

1. (Canada, US, colloquial, endearing) One who wears a diaper; a baby.
   • 1994 July 19, Wendy, “Help. He's teething and I'm tired!”, in misc.kids‎^[1] (Usenet):

     I pat his butt and say "hey there, silly big diaperbutt. Whatcha doing big padded diaperbutt?" He laughs and turns around and starts to touch my face and we play momma/baby games.

   • 2012, Pamela Morsi, Doing Good, Oliver-Heber Books, →ISBN:

     "But better to call him something economic than to take to calling him Booger or Diaperbutt." David chuckled. "I like you, Jane," he said. "You know, I think I like you more now than I ever did."

   • 2018 August 24, Kimberly Diede, Tangled Beginnings: A Whispering Pines Novel, →ISBN:

     […] motioning to the little diaperbutt making her way across the wide lawn. Jess ran over and scooped her up, again, and settled her on her hip.

See also

• crinklebutt