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mopper

mopper

1 3.3
A worker who cleans floors with a mop
  • noun
  • /ˈmɑːpər/
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  • Do you know how much the average jiz-mopper makes per hour?

Examples

  • You know how much money the average jizz-mopper makes per hour?

    Fiction book (1994)
  • -Don't be gross, jizz mopper.

  • The jiz-mopper's job is to clean it up after each guy shoots a load.

  • What's a jiz-mopper?

  • What's a jizz-mopper?

    Fiction book (1994)
  • The jizz-mopper's job is to clean up the booths afterward because practically everybody shoots a load against the window, and I don't know if you know or not, but cum leaves streaks if you don't clean it right away.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • At the end of the day, the mopper carefully cleaned the entire gym floor.

  • She worked hard as a mopper, ensuring that every corner of the restaurant was spotless.

  • The mopper used a special technique to quickly remove stains from the tile surfaces.

Synonyms

janitor
vsmopper
  • US
189 1.5

A person who cleans and looks after a building like a school or office

focuses mainly on cleaning floors with wet motion
cleaner
vsmopper
51 1.0

A person who cleans houses or offices as their job

uses a wet tool to clean floors and surfaces
cleaning lady
vsmopper
  • Informal
27 1.0

A woman who cleans houses or offices for pay

is the worker who cleans floors using a wet tool
sweeper
vsmopper
13 1.3

A person who cleans floors or streets using a broom

does wet floor cleaning with a different tool and motion
cleaning woman
vsmopper
6 1.3

A woman who is paid to clean houses or offices regularly

performs focused wet floor cleaning rather than general care
scrubber
vsmopper
2 2.8

A person who cleans floors and other surfaces with a brush

uses wet wiping rather than hard brush scrubbing
housecleaner
vsmopper
  • US
1 1.9

A person who cleans homes for money

specialises in wet floor cleaning rather than whole-house tasks
swabber
vsmopper
  • Archaic
1 6.6

A person or tool that cleans ship decks and floors

cleans ordinary floors with wet cleaning rather than deck-only work
scourer
vsmopper
6.9

A person who cleans surfaces by scrubbing them hard

performs routine wet cleaning, less forceful than scouring

Surface Forms

mopper singular
moppers plural

Morphology

mopper = mop (transparent) = mop + er

Clear agent-noun formation: the verb 'mop' + productive English suffix '-er' yields 'one who mops', so learners can derive the meaning.

Etymology

Mopper is simply the common word mop plus the agent -er, where mop is the cloth or 'tool for cleaning' and -er means 'one who does'. So a mopper is someone who cleans by mopping floors.