snake insert

English

Etymology

From snake +‎ insert (“a diaper insert”), so-called for its elongated design.

Pronunciation

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Noun

snake insert (plural snake inserts)

  1. An elongated diaper insert, which may be folded over itself to increase absorbency at certain areas.
    • 2014 July 15, Aliydawn, “BeBop Bum Cloth Diapers – A review”, in Snips and Snails‎[1]:
      I really like the fitted diapers with the removable insert. These diapers come with a neat snap in snake insert, as well as an extra booster for those long nights.
    • 2021 May 24, “Let's Talk Inserts!”, in From The Rose Garden‎[2]:
      Pair that with the super long 2 layer snake insert that can be folded to where your little one needs the absorbency, you should have a nice and snuggly dry little one to cuddle.
    • 2022 October 7, “Orion's Cloth Nappies Giveaway”, in Clean Cloth Nappies‎[3]:
      Win one of three Orion's Cloth Nappies prize packs!
      • Size 1 (10–22 kg): Three pull ups, three snake inserts and a changing mat
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