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mop
noun as in tangle of material, often used to
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Along with the music, they had a distinctive style, leading teenagers to adopt baggy clothing, mop haircuts and bucket hats.
From BBC
At 74, he still boasts a boyish mop of hair and a poet’s hearty outlook.
From Los Angeles Times
He's Ipswich's talisman - likely to mop up bonus if he scores - is on penalties, and had a goal and assist in the reverse fixture.
From BBC
Cleanup measures included changing air filters, mopping, sweeping and dusting.
From Los Angeles Times
However, some firefighters remained at the site to mop up and ensure the fire didn’t flare up again.
From Los Angeles Times
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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