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mop1 British & World English

an implement consisting of a bundle of thick loose strings or a sponge attached to a handle, used for wiping floors or other surfaces

mop (also mop fair)2 British & World English

an autumn fair or gathering at which farmhands and servants were hired

mop something up also mop up in mop1 British & World English

complete the military conquest of an area by capturing or killing remaining enemy troops

dust mop British & World English

a long-handled mop with a soft, fluffy head, used to collect dust from floors and walls

moptop British & World English

a man’s hairstyle in the form of a long shaggy bob

mop fair in mop (also mop fair)2 British & World English

an autumn fair or gathering at which farmhands and servants were hired

mophead British & World English

a person with a full head of thick hair

mop English-French

balai

mop English-Italian

mocio®

mop1 English-Spanish

trapeador, fregona

mop2 English-Spanish

limpiar, trapear AmL, pasarle la fregona a

mop up English-French

éponger

mop ˈup English-German

aufwischen

mop up English-Italian

asciugare con il mocio®

to mop one's face/brow in mop English-French

s'éponger le visage/le front