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🗑️ Leftover trash 🗑️ To pick up trash
to moop

to moop

9.9
To pick up and take away trash left after events like festivals or campsites
  • verb
  • /muːp/
  • Jargon
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  • After the parade, volunteers gathered to moop the park and leave it spotless.

Examples

  • Everyone was asked to moop their campsite before leaving the festival grounds.

  • The organizers encouraged attendees to moop so the beach would stay clean for everyone.

  • Please moop the area after the event.

  • The volunteers mooped the park yesterday.

  • After the concert, volunteers helped to moop the area, ensuring it was clean for the next event.

  • As part of the cleanup effort, everyone was encouraged to moop the field by picking up any litter.

  • It is important to moop the campsite thoroughly to protect the environment for future visitors.

Synonyms

to take out the trash
vsto moop
  • US
31 1.3

To carry the garbage from your home to an outside bin for collection

focuses on picking up litter in public areas after events

Antonyms

to litter
73 2.2

To make a place untidy by leaving rubbish and scattered things

How Thorough

to clear out
91 3.1
to moop
  • Jargon
9.9
to clean up
433 1.0
to tidy
42 1.0
to pick up
834 1.0

Surface Forms

moop infinitive
mooped past
mooped past participle
mooping present participle
moops third person singular

Etymology

The verb moop comes from the same initials and means to pick up that 'Matter Out Of Place'. So to moop is to clean an area by collecting and removing the trash left behind.