mopper

As a noun mopper is

one who mops.

As a noun mopper

is one who mops.

As a proper noun popper is

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As nouns the difference between mopper and yopper

is that mopper is one who mops while yopper is a person employed under the (youth opportunities programme) in britain in the 1980s.

As a noun mopper

is one who mops.

As an adjective mopier is

comparative of mopey.

As nouns the difference between mopper and mapper

is that mopper is one who mops while mapper is one who maps.

As nouns the difference between topper and mopper

is that topper is something that is on top while mopper is one who mops.

As nouns the difference between mopper and lopper

is that mopper is one who mops while lopper is a person who lops.

As a verb lopper is

to turn sour and coagulate from too long standing, as milk.

As nouns the difference between sopper and mopper

is that sopper is one who sops while mopper is one who mops.

As nouns the difference between bopper and mopper

is that bopper is (informal|dated) a person who dances the bop while mopper is one who mops.

As nouns the difference between mopper and hopper

is that mopper is one who mops while hopper is a temporary storage bin, filled from the top and emptied from the bottom, often funnel-shaped.

As a proper noun Hopper is

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