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broomstick

[ US /ˈbɹumˌstɪk/ ]
[ UK /bɹˈuːmstɪk/ ]
NOUN
  1. the handle of a broom

How To Use broomstick In A Sentence

  • The village of Danvers was separated by only a mile or so of swale and swamp from Salem, a place that once rivaled Boston commercially, and in matters of black cats, and elderly women who aviated on broomsticks by night, set the world a pace. Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 11 Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Businessmen
  • An hour later, a broomstick settled gently on the lawn.
  • When I arrived, I was standing outside a normal brick house, there were no witches passing by or broomsticks parked in the garden, so I felt brave enough to knock on the door, the door was answered by a lady not much older than me, I was in shock!
  • The numbers on the the broomstick are the jersey numbers of the Pittsburgh Penguins. 87 is Sidney Crosby; 71 is Evgeni Malkin; 55 is Sergei Gonchar; 28 is Eric Godard; 14 is Chris Kunitz. Sporty Spice Cakes
  • Today, the typical witch is generally portrayed as an old hag in a black robe, wearing a pointed black cap and flying on a broomstick across a full moon.
  • And Narnia idealises the simple things in life, while the more up-to-date, affluent Harry drools over the latest must-have broomstick, the Nimbus 2000.
  • The Swindon sweeper doesn't need a broomstick to weave his magic and cast his soccer spells, just pure genius.
  • a sawed-off broomstick
  • She's an aromatherapist, but she keeps a broomstick in her umbrella stand in her fourth floor flat. HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
  • The first few games that were played, they actually put broomsticks up as the goalposts and had washing baskets.
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