damp-mop

American  

[damp-mop, -mop] / ˈdæmpˈmɒp, -ˌmɒp /

verb (used with or without object)

damp-mopped, damp-mopping

1. to clean with a mop that has been slightly moistened or soaked in water and wrung out.

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damp-mopped damp-mopping

It was good that our floors are mostly hardwood and are damp-mopped weekly, noted Brennan, though he suggested adding rubber mats at front and back doors "to further reduce track-in."

From Time Magazine Archive

We recommend damp-mopping your floors to pick them up rather than vacuuming, which can simply blow them back up into the air.

From Slate ● Aug. 17, 2018