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Definition of broom
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Broom (v. t.) See
Bream.
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Heath
::
Heath (n.) A low shrub
(Erica,
/
Calluna,
vulgaris),
with
minute
evergreen
leaves,
and
handsome
clusters
of pink
flowers.
It is used in Great
Britain
for
brooms,
thatch,
beds for the poor, and for
heating
ovens.
It is also
called
heather,
and
ling..
Whisk
::
Whisk (n.) A small bunch of
grass,
straw,
twigs,
hair, or the like, used for a
brush;
hence,
a brush or small
besom,
as of broom
corn..
Clubroom
::
Clubroom
(n.) The
apartment
in which a club
meets.
Weld
::
Weld (n.) An herb
(Reseda
luteola)
related
to
mignonette,
growing
in
Europe,
and to some
extent
in
America;
dyer's
broom;
dyer's
rocket;
dyer's
weed; wild woad. It is used by dyers to give a
yellow
color..
Sweepings
::
Sweeping
(a.)
Cleaning
off
surfaces,
or
cleaning
away dust, dirt, or
litter,
as a broom does;
moving
with
swiftness
and
force;
carrying
everything
before
it;
including
in its scope many
persons
or
things;
as, a
sweeping
flood;
a
sweeping
majority;
a
sweeping
accusation..
Genista
::
Genista
(n.) A genus of
plants
including
the
common
broom of
Western
Europe.
Broom
::
Broom (n.) An
implement
for
sweeping
floors,
etc.,
commonly
made of the
panicles
or tops of broom corn, bound
together
or
attached
to a long
wooden
handle;
-- so
called
because
originally
made of the twigs of the
broom..
Greenweed
::
Greenweed
(n.) See
Greenbroom.
Broom
::
Broom (v. t.) See
Bream.
Broom Rape
::
Broom rape () A genus
(Orobanche)
of
parasitic
plants
of
Europe
and Asia. They are
destitute
of
chlorophyll,
have
scales
instead
of
leaves,
and
spiked
flowers,
and grow
attached
to the roots of other
plants,
as
furze,
clover,
flax, wild
carrot,
etc. The name is
sometimes
applied
to other
plants
related
to this
genus,
as
Aphyllon
uniflorumand
A.
Ludovicianum..
Green-broom
::
Green-broom
(n.) A plant of the genus
Genista
(G.
tinctoria);
dyer's
weed; --
called
also
greenweed.
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To drive or carry along or off with a broom or a
brush,
or as if with a
broom;
to
remove
by, or as if by,
brushing;
as, to sweep dirt from a
floor;
the wind
sweeps
the snow from the
hills;
a
freshet
sweeps
away a dam,
timber,
or
rubbish;
a
pestilence
sweeps
off
multitudes..
Broomstick
::
Broomstick
(n.) A stick used as a
handle
of a
broom.
Cladophyll
::
Cladophyll
(n.) A
special
branch,
resembling
a leaf, as in the
apparent
foliage
of the broom
(Ruscus)
and of the
common
cultivated
smilax
(Myrsiphillum)..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To pass a broom
across
(a
surface)
so as to
remove
loose dirt, dust, etc.; to
brush,
or rub over, with a broom for the
purpose
of
cleaning;
as, to sweep a
floor,
the
street,
or a
chimney.
Used also
figuratively..
Broomy
::
Broomy
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
broom;
overgrowing
with
broom;
resembling
broom or a
broom.
Scopiform
::
Scopiform
(a.)
Having
the form of a broom or
besom.
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To clean
rooms,
yards,
etc., or to clear away dust, dirt,
litter,
etc., with a
broom,
brush,
or the
like..
Broomstaff
::
Broomstaff
(n.) A
broomstick.
Piassava
::
Piassava
(n.) A
fibrous
product
of two
Brazilian
palm trees
(Attalea
funifera
and
Leopoldinia
Piassaba),
-- used in
making
brooms,
and for other
purposes.
Called
also
piacaba
and
piasaba..
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