pap
/pæp/Definitions
1. noun
A soft, weak, or feeble substance, especially a mixture of flour and water.
“The baby’s pap was too thick for her to digest.”
2. noun
A mixture of flour, water, and other ingredients, cooked until thick and used as a food, especially for infants.
“The mother made a warm pap for her newborn baby.”
3. noun
A soft, usually sweet, food, especially for infants.
“The baby enjoyed the sweet pap made of mashed fruit and milk.”
4. verb
To talk or write foolishly or confusingly.
“Stop pap-ing about and get to the point.”
5. verb
To cause something to become soft or weak, especially a material or a person’s resolve.
“The rain papped the soil, making it difficult to walk.”