broomsticks (Meaning)

broomsticks

the long thin handle of a broom, the handle of a broom

The witches soared through the sky on their nimble broomsticks.
The old wizard conjured up a swarm of broomsticks to clean his castle.
The mischievous children chased each other with toy broomsticks, their laughter echoing through the playground.
The shopkeeper displayed an assortment of broomsticks, each with unique carvings and bristles.
The janitor leaned on his broom, the bristles worn thin from years of sweeping.
The scarecrow stood sentinel in the field, its skeletal arms extended like broomsticks.
The wind rustled the leaves of the trees, creating a symphony of sounds that resembled the swish of broomsticks.
The broom closet was a dark and mysterious place, filled with the musty smell of old broomsticks.
The sorcerer waved his broomstick in the air, casting a spell that illuminated the night sky.
The Hogwarts students lined up on their broomsticks, preparing for their first Quidditch practice.

the long thin handle of a broom, the handle of a broom

hilts, hafts, helves,bows, shafts, grips, loops, handgrips, handles, bails

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The witches soared through the sky on their nimble broomsticks.

The old wizard conjured up a swarm of broomsticks to clean his castle.

The mischievous children chased each other with toy broomsticks, their laughter echoing through the playground.

The shopkeeper displayed an assortment of broomsticks, each with unique carvings and bristles.