—mop /mɒp/ aep /mɑːp/
noun [C]
► F0 a stick with soft material fixed at one end, especially used for washing floors or dishes: » a floor mop» a dish mopSee picture: mop 
Thesaurus+: ↑Equipment used for cleaning
verb [T] (-pp-) ↑Verb Endings for mop
F0 to use a mop to wash something:
» He mopped the bathroom floor.Thesaurus+: ↑Cleaning and tidying places and thingsF0 to use a cloth to remove sweat from the face:
» He kept pausing to mop his brow.Thesaurus+: ↑Cleaning generally , ↑Personal hygiene and appearance - general words- ♯ Categories and varieties
- ♯ Cattle and similar animals
- ♯ Causing and forcing
- ♯ Causing anxiety and worry
- ♯ Causing difficulties for oneself or others
- ♯ Causing feelings of anger and displeasure
- ♯ Causing pleasure
- ♯ Causing somebody to act
- ♯ Causing something to end
- ♯ Causing things to happen
- ♯ Cautious and vigilant
- ♯ Caves, cracks and crevices
- ♯ Celebrating and entertaining
- ♯ Celebrations, parties and special occasions
- ♯ Celebrations, social events and festivals
- ♯ Cells
- ♯ Centres of objects
- ♯ Ceramics and pottery
- ♯ Cereals
- ♯ Ceremonial clothes and objects
- ♯ Ceremonies
- ♯ Certainty
- ♯ Chairs and seats
- ♯ Chance and possibility
- ♯ Chance and randomness