Definition
Definition of moppet - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
affectionate childDated UK child often referred to with affectionDated UK
- Look at that cute little moppet playing.
2.
toysDated UK rag doll made of clothDated UK
- She hugged her moppet tightly before bed.
Images of moppet

rag doll made of cloth
Origin of moppet
Middle English, moppe (rag doll) + -et (diminutive suffix)
Examples of moppet in a sentence
Her moppet was the star of the school play. The child carried her moppet everywhere. Her favorite toy was a handmade moppet.
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- French:bout de chou, chiffon, ...
- German:Püppchen, Stoffpuppe, ...
- Italian:tesoruccio, bambola di pezza, ...
- Spanish:mocoso, muñeca de trapo, ...
- Portuguese:miúdo, boneca de pano, ...
- Chinese:宝贝, 布偶, ...
- Japanese:坊や, ぬいぐるみ, ...
- Arabic:طِفْل مَحْبُوب, دُمْيَة قُماشِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:יֶלֶד חָמוּד, בּוּבַּת סְמַרְטוּטִים, ...
- Russian:малыш, тряпичная кукла, ...
- Ukrainian:дитина, ганчір'яна лялька, ...
- Hindi:बच्चा, कपड़े की गुड़िया, ...
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