IPA: /ˈflɔːrklɒθ/
KK: /ˈflɔrˌklɔθ/
A heavy piece of cloth, often decorated, that is used to cover and protect a floor.
We decided to use a beautiful floorcloth in the dining room to add some color.
Floorcloth → The word is formed from "floor" (from Old English *flōr*, meaning the lower surface of a room) and "cloth" (from Old English *clāþ*, meaning a piece of fabric). Together, these parts describe a piece of fabric used on the floor.
Think of the 'lower surface' ('floor') covered with a 'piece of fabric' ('cloth') — that's what a floorcloth is.