napkin

/ˈnæpkɪn/
noun
  1. A piece of cloth or paper used at meals to wipe your mouth and hands and protect your clothes.
    • He grabbed a paper napkin to wipe the ketchup off his chin.
    • She folded the cloth napkin neatly beside her plate.
    • The restaurant provided cloth napkins for every guest.
  2. A small piece of absorbent material, such as a sanitary napkin or diaper.
    • She changed the baby's napkin before feeding him.
    • The store sells both disposable and cloth napkins for infants.
    • She kept a spare napkin in her bag for emergencies.
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