Definition of broomstick in English:

broomstick

noun ˈbruːmstɪk

A brush with twigs at one end and a long handle, on which, in children's literature, witches are said to fly.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, for most of us, Halloween is the night for witches and broomsticks, fire and black cats.
- The refreshment table including several cakes, two shaped like pumpkins, two like headstones, and one circular cake was like a full moon with a cleverly iced witch on a broomstick flying in front of it.
- All manner of witch paraphernalia adorn the walls and bar - there are stained-glass witch windows and witches on broomsticks hanging from the ceilings.
- Around the cities TV and billboards sporting witches on broomsticks and wild scary false faces, dominate the run up to the first of November 1st.
- No car, no broomstick, no other form of transportation came close to the ride that Kate had that morning.
- Last year, over dinner, I mentioned that the stereotype of witches flying on broomsticks came about because they used to make a hallucinogenic poultice from deadly nightshade.
- 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.
- According to German folklore, on April 30th witches fly their broomsticks to the mountains for a heathen festival, coinciding with the night the ancient deities conceived spring.
- There were Dorothy look-alikes inspired by The Wizard of Oz, witches with broomsticks, and numerous bits of arbitrary, minimally edited business.
- A huge witch, with her hooked nose, black cape and hat and broomstick stared out from an assortment of wonderful Hallowe'en creations, all made by the children.
- From Harry's look of worry before walking onto the field, to the unbelievable flying broomstick scenes, the audience immediately gets caught up in the match between Gryffindor and Slytherin.
- As they walked further inside the park, they saw some witches flying around with broomsticks and wizards chasing them high up the sky.
- A six-metre high opening is known as the Witches Cave because the shadow cast by the lighting on the cave wall looks rather like a witch riding her broomstick.
- The winner in the seven to 12 age group was Lea Eyre, with a picture of a witch on a broomstick.
- Witches arrived on their broomsticks and skeletons travelled in large numbers to the party.
- The witches would fly to the meeting riding their broomsticks accompanied by black cats.
- Gryffindor seems headed for victory until Harry's broomstick turns into a bucking bronco.
- 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!
- Then we'd collect withered dry leaves and cipins and light a bonfire around which we'd dance and make weird noises, dressed as witches and really imagining we were flying on broomsticks.
- Maybe one day somebody will do right by the community, but at least this show portrays them as ‘good witches’ without a broomstick in sight.

Definition of broomstick in US English:

broomstick

noun

1The long handle of a broom.
Example sentencesExamples
- Little did he know that it had a broomstick stuck underneath the handle from the other side, to prevent it from being opened.
- Grab a very lightweight bar or broomstick.
- Generations of youngsters have grown up waving rulers, branches and broomsticks as they play out ninja or pirate fantasies.
- Canvases for the Rite are spread on the floor, surrounded by buckets of paint, brushes and broomsticks with sponges.
- Inside, he met the singer Bobby Byrd and formed a gospel quartet, using combs, broomsticks and washtubs for instruments.
- We stormed Floyd's bedroom, hoping to drive the fiends from their nests with broomsticks.
- We'd just chase them up the street with our broomsticks, laughing.
- Part of the ceremony was for the couple to jump over a broomstick or brush across the threshold of the new living quarters.
- ‘Then it's simply a matter of tying the flag to a pole, like an old broomstick or piece of bamboo‘.
- The school is kept very clean with the use of broomsticks.
- Did you know that if you unscrew the broomstick off the brush, it provides a makeshift crutch of sorts?
- Mrs Purlan praised the ‘100 per cent effort’ of a group of schoolchildren, who made a giant bat with broomsticks and bin bags.
- Who hasn't staged an impromptu stand-off with an umbrella, broomstick or the nearest domestic appliance to hand?
- Fix up that dusty broomstick from the hall closet and use it for a besom.
- Accompanied by Andrew Cruickshank's playful musical score the men embark on choreographed movement with broomsticks, feather dusters and an array of brushes to explore their relationship with their environment.
- Andrea threw the pieces of broomstick to the floor and walked off.
- A supervisor, instead of calling explosive experts, wrapped a broomstick handle with plastic and used it to stir the jelly.
- I used nothing but broomsticks and corn stalks to make this piece of art.
- ‘The broomsticks with plastic handles cost a bit more, - Rs.8 or 10,’ says Angammal.
- I found a microphone covered in duct tape in the lost and found box, taped that to a broomstick and had the best shows of my life.
1. 1.1 A broom (especially one made of twigs) on which, in children's literature, witches are said to fly.
  Example sentencesExamples
  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 winner in the seven to 12 age group was Lea Eyre, with a picture of a witch on a broomstick.
  Then we'd collect withered dry leaves and cipins and light a bonfire around which we'd dance and make weird noises, dressed as witches and really imagining we were flying on broomsticks.
  Witches arrived on their broomsticks and skeletons travelled in large numbers to the party.
  No car, no broomstick, no other form of transportation came close to the ride that Kate had that morning.
  Last year, over dinner, I mentioned that the stereotype of witches flying on broomsticks came about because they used to make a hallucinogenic poultice from deadly nightshade.
  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.
  Gryffindor seems headed for victory until Harry's broomstick turns into a bucking bronco.
  A six-metre high opening is known as the Witches Cave because the shadow cast by the lighting on the cave wall looks rather like a witch riding her broomstick.
  However, for most of us, Halloween is the night for witches and broomsticks, fire and black cats.
  The witches would fly to the meeting riding their broomsticks accompanied by black cats.
  Around the cities TV and billboards sporting witches on broomsticks and wild scary false faces, dominate the run up to the first of November 1st.
  There were Dorothy look-alikes inspired by The Wizard of Oz, witches with broomsticks, and numerous bits of arbitrary, minimally edited business.
  Maybe one day somebody will do right by the community, but at least this show portrays them as ‘good witches’ without a broomstick in sight.
  From Harry's look of worry before walking onto the field, to the unbelievable flying broomstick scenes, the audience immediately gets caught up in the match between Gryffindor and Slytherin.
  According to German folklore, on April 30th witches fly their broomsticks to the mountains for a heathen festival, coinciding with the night the ancient deities conceived spring.
  A huge witch, with her hooked nose, black cape and hat and broomstick stared out from an assortment of wonderful Hallowe'en creations, all made by the children.
  All manner of witch paraphernalia adorn the walls and bar - there are stained-glass witch windows and witches on broomsticks hanging from the ceilings.
  The refreshment table including several cakes, two shaped like pumpkins, two like headstones, and one circular cake was like a full moon with a cleverly iced witch on a broomstick flying in front of it.
  As they walked further inside the park, they saw some witches flying around with broomsticks and wizards chasing them high up the sky.

单词	broomstick
释义	Definition of broomstick in English: broomstick noun ˈbruːmstɪk A brush with twigs at one end and a long handle, on which, in children's literature, witches are said to fly. Example sentencesExamples However, for most of us, Halloween is the night for witches and broomsticks, fire and black cats. The refreshment table including several cakes, two shaped like pumpkins, two like headstones, and one circular cake was like a full moon with a cleverly iced witch on a broomstick flying in front of it. All manner of witch paraphernalia adorn the walls and bar - there are stained-glass witch windows and witches on broomsticks hanging from the ceilings. Around the cities TV and billboards sporting witches on broomsticks and wild scary false faces, dominate the run up to the first of November 1st. No car, no broomstick, no other form of transportation came close to the ride that Kate had that morning. Last year, over dinner, I mentioned that the stereotype of witches flying on broomsticks came about because they used to make a hallucinogenic poultice from deadly nightshade. 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. According to German folklore, on April 30th witches fly their broomsticks to the mountains for a heathen festival, coinciding with the night the ancient deities conceived spring. There were Dorothy look-alikes inspired by The Wizard of Oz, witches with broomsticks, and numerous bits of arbitrary, minimally edited business. A huge witch, with her hooked nose, black cape and hat and broomstick stared out from an assortment of wonderful Hallowe'en creations, all made by the children. From Harry's look of worry before walking onto the field, to the unbelievable flying broomstick scenes, the audience immediately gets caught up in the match between Gryffindor and Slytherin. As they walked further inside the park, they saw some witches flying around with broomsticks and wizards chasing them high up the sky. A six-metre high opening is known as the Witches Cave because the shadow cast by the lighting on the cave wall looks rather like a witch riding her broomstick. The winner in the seven to 12 age group was Lea Eyre, with a picture of a witch on a broomstick. Witches arrived on their broomsticks and skeletons travelled in large numbers to the party. The witches would fly to the meeting riding their broomsticks accompanied by black cats. Gryffindor seems headed for victory until Harry's broomstick turns into a bucking bronco. 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! Then we'd collect withered dry leaves and cipins and light a bonfire around which we'd dance and make weird noises, dressed as witches and really imagining we were flying on broomsticks. Maybe one day somebody will do right by the community, but at least this show portrays them as ‘good witches’ without a broomstick in sight. Definition of broomstick in US English: broomstick noun 1The long handle of a broom. Example sentencesExamples Little did he know that it had a broomstick stuck underneath the handle from the other side, to prevent it from being opened. Grab a very lightweight bar or broomstick. Generations of youngsters have grown up waving rulers, branches and broomsticks as they play out ninja or pirate fantasies. Canvases for the Rite are spread on the floor, surrounded by buckets of paint, brushes and broomsticks with sponges. Inside, he met the singer Bobby Byrd and formed a gospel quartet, using combs, broomsticks and washtubs for instruments. We stormed Floyd's bedroom, hoping to drive the fiends from their nests with broomsticks. We'd just chase them up the street with our broomsticks, laughing. Part of the ceremony was for the couple to jump over a broomstick or brush across the threshold of the new living quarters. ‘Then it's simply a matter of tying the flag to a pole, like an old broomstick or piece of bamboo‘. The school is kept very clean with the use of broomsticks. Did you know that if you unscrew the broomstick off the brush, it provides a makeshift crutch of sorts? Mrs Purlan praised the ‘100 per cent effort’ of a group of schoolchildren, who made a giant bat with broomsticks and bin bags. Who hasn't staged an impromptu stand-off with an umbrella, broomstick or the nearest domestic appliance to hand? Fix up that dusty broomstick from the hall closet and use it for a besom. Accompanied by Andrew Cruickshank's playful musical score the men embark on choreographed movement with broomsticks, feather dusters and an array of brushes to explore their relationship with their environment. Andrea threw the pieces of broomstick to the floor and walked off. A supervisor, instead of calling explosive experts, wrapped a broomstick handle with plastic and used it to stir the jelly. I used nothing but broomsticks and corn stalks to make this piece of art. ‘The broomsticks with plastic handles cost a bit more, - Rs.8 or 10,’ says Angammal. I found a microphone covered in duct tape in the lost and found box, taped that to a broomstick and had the best shows of my life. 1.1 A broom (especially one made of twigs) on which, in children's literature, witches are said to fly. Example sentencesExamples 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 winner in the seven to 12 age group was Lea Eyre, with a picture of a witch on a broomstick. Then we'd collect withered dry leaves and cipins and light a bonfire around which we'd dance and make weird noises, dressed as witches and really imagining we were flying on broomsticks. Witches arrived on their broomsticks and skeletons travelled in large numbers to the party. No car, no broomstick, no other form of transportation came close to the ride that Kate had that morning. Last year, over dinner, I mentioned that the stereotype of witches flying on broomsticks came about because they used to make a hallucinogenic poultice from deadly nightshade. 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. Gryffindor seems headed for victory until Harry's broomstick turns into a bucking bronco. A six-metre high opening is known as the Witches Cave because the shadow cast by the lighting on the cave wall looks rather like a witch riding her broomstick. However, for most of us, Halloween is the night for witches and broomsticks, fire and black cats. The witches would fly to the meeting riding their broomsticks accompanied by black cats. Around the cities TV and billboards sporting witches on broomsticks and wild scary false faces, dominate the run up to the first of November 1st. There were Dorothy look-alikes inspired by The Wizard of Oz, witches with broomsticks, and numerous bits of arbitrary, minimally edited business. Maybe one day somebody will do right by the community, but at least this show portrays them as ‘good witches’ without a broomstick in sight. From Harry's look of worry before walking onto the field, to the unbelievable flying broomstick scenes, the audience immediately gets caught up in the match between Gryffindor and Slytherin. According to German folklore, on April 30th witches fly their broomsticks to the mountains for a heathen festival, coinciding with the night the ancient deities conceived spring. A huge witch, with her hooked nose, black cape and hat and broomstick stared out from an assortment of wonderful Hallowe'en creations, all made by the children. All manner of witch paraphernalia adorn the walls and bar - there are stained-glass witch windows and witches on broomsticks hanging from the ceilings. The refreshment table including several cakes, two shaped like pumpkins, two like headstones, and one circular cake was like a full moon with a cleverly iced witch on a broomstick flying in front of it. As they walked further inside the park, they saw some witches flying around with broomsticks and wizards chasing them high up the sky.
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