mopper
nounUK /ˈmɒpə/ · US /ˈmɒpəɹ/
Etymology From mop + -er.
1
One who mops (uses a mop).
- the kitchen mopper was a short female Asian averting her gaze.2004, Janet Kieffer, Food Chain: Short Stories, Lost Horse Press, →ISBN, page 58:
- A couple of moppers were then sent into the coffee-room with their proper implements, and quickly removed the soiling the floor had sustained.1839, John Briggs, The history of Jim Crow, Smallfield and Son, page 266:
2
One who mops (makes grimaces).
- moppers and mowers
- Derived terms
- jizz-mopper, mopper-up