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broom handle

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun broom handle has 1 sense
  1. broomstick, broom handle - the handle of a broom
    --1 is a kind of handle, grip, handgrip, hold
    --1 is a part of broom

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Broom Handle

A broom handle refers to the long and cylindrical wooden or plastic stick attached to a broomhead, providing a means to grip and maneuver the broom during cleaning tasks.

Meanings and Usage:

  1. Noun: A long, slender stick designed to be attached to a broomhead.
  2. Example sentence: He grabbed the broom handle and started sweeping the floor.

  3. Noun: Sometimes used metaphorically to refer to a person who is tall and lanky.
  4. Example sentence: As they stood side by side, he seemed like a broom handle compared to her.

  5. Noun: In sports, especially in hockey, the broom handle is the shaft of the hockey stick.
  6. Example sentence: The player skillfully handled the puck with his broom handle.

  7. Adjective: Describing something resembling the straight and cylindrical shape of a broom handle.
  8. Example sentence: The table legs were turned and carved to have a broom handle shape.

  9. Verb: To attach or fit a broom handle to a broomhead.
  10. Example sentence: She deftly broom handled the new bristles for enhanced sweeping.

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