Mopped

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'mop'. It signifies the act of cleaning a surface, usually a floor, by wiping it with a mop, a tool consisting of absorbent material (such as a sponge or a bundle of yarn) attached to a handle. The action generally involves applying a cleaning solution or water and then wiping the surface to remove dirt, spills, or stains. Figuratively, 'mopped' can also describe the act of wiping sweat from one's face, or of completely dominating an opponent in a competition.

Mopped meaning with examples

• After the spill, Sarah quickly mopped up the milk from the kitchen floor, preventing a slippery accident. She used a strong cleaner for an immaculate result.
• The janitor mopped the hallways every evening, ensuring the school remained clean and safe for the students and staff.
• Exhausted from the intense workout, John mopped his brow with a towel, trying to cool down after exerting all his energy.
• The winning team completely mopped the floor with their opponents, dominating them throughout the entire game with no mercy!
• The detective mopped the blood stain in the crime scene, carefully trying to collect any further crucial evidence that could help solve the case.