nonstopscrubbing

noun
UK /ˌnɒnstɒpˈskrʌbɪŋ/
US /ˌnɑːnstɑːpˈskrʌbɪŋ/

Scrubbing something again and again without taking a break.

The nonstopscrubbing of the muddy boots wore out the brush.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A cleaning style that never pauses until the surface is spotless.

Her nonstopscrubbing turned the old sink bright white.

3. The act of rubbing hard on a digital file or stream without stopping.

The nonstopscrubbing through the video made the timeline jumpy.

4. Tireless effort to remove a stubborn mark.

After hours of nonstopscrubbing, the crayon finally came off the wall.