Definition of broomstick
: the long thin handle of a broom
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By leaning forward through a doorway, or reaching behind the back to hold and pull on a broomstick or towel, the chest is stretched and arms, neck and head aligned.
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Remove the debris by pushing a broomstick through the hose.
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Billions of people use broomsticks without resorting to performance-enhancing substances (expect, perhaps, for morning coffee).
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But aspects of the religion have been appropriated and distorted for horror movies or to sell voodoo dolls, potions and broomsticks to tourists.
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Using a shovel, branch, or broomstick handle, trace the perimeter of the fort in the snow.
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Chapita is a type of baseball game played with soda caps instead of balls and with a broomstick serving as a bat.
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Then, Williams threw a cup of bleach on the woman and beat her with a broomstick, leaving cuts on her face, the affidavit said.
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Curlers wear blousey sweatshirts and ugly slacks and their sporting equipment is a damn broomstick.
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