mophead
2.6
The part at the end of a mop that soaks up water
- noun
- /ˈmɑpˌhɛd/
- You will need to soak the mophead in soapy water to remove all the dirt.
Examples
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After mopping the floor, she rinsed out the mophead to keep it clean for next time.
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Or riveted to the chamois mophead's super-absorbent strokes through spills at the street fairs.
Fiction book (1996) -
The cleaner replaced the old mophead with a new one before starting her work.
Synonyms
mop head
vsmophead
The part at the end of a mop that soaks up water for cleaning floors
is the same meaning but written as a single word rather than two words
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mophead is simply mop + head, meaning the bundle of cloth or material at the end of a mop. That's why a mophead is the part you soak, scrub with, or replace when cleaning; it is literally the 'head' of the mop.