Definition of broomstick
: the long thin handle of a broom
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Tables were adorned with miniature witches on broomsticks.
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Tables were adorned with miniature witches on broomsticks.
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Symptoms include being able to fly on a broomstick, cast evil spells, or being surrounded by flying monkeys.
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Tables were adorned with miniature witches on broomsticks.
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Four pints of beer would fill his liquid inventory right to the brim, a situation so urgent that he would be forced to act like a neighbor in a downstairs apartment, banging the ceiling with a broomstick, slapping on the walls.
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Prepare to see Mickey Mouse (try to) control an army of broomsticks, a ballet performed by animals in tutus, and a vicious demon named Chernabog gleefully sacrifice his minions.
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Witches' Broomsticks These witches' broomsticks will cast a spell over you.
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Watson told police his partner beat Gonzalez with a hanger, a broomstick and a power cord.
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: the handle of a broom
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