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Mrs Mop; Mrs Mopp
noun- a woman who works as a cleaner, a charwoman UK, 1948
After a character introduced in the fourth series of the 1940s BBC radio comedy ITMA; Mrs Mopp, with the catchphrase “Can I do you now, sir?”, was played by Dorothy Summers. - Looking back at Jane Root’s dispatch of everything vaguely cultural on BBC2 [...], it’s hard to avoid the conclusion that her appointment was always intended to be funereal–the Mrs Mopp of serious programming, paid to sweep the channel clean of whatever wasn’t inconsequential — Guardian, 20 November 2001
- a shop UK
Rhyming slang. Also employed as a verb. - — Ray Puxley, Cockney Rabbit, 1992
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