broomstick in Irish
broomstick in Irish is scuab caillí — broomstick means the handle of a broom, or the whole broom itself.
broomstick in Irish
scuab caillí
A broom imbued with magic, enabling one to fly astride the handle.
What does "broomstick" mean?
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noun The handle of a broom, or the whole broom itself.
"He used an old broomstick to prop up the tomato plants."
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noun In folklore, a broom that witches are said to fly on.
"The children dressed as witches, plastic broomsticks in hand."
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broomstick in a sentence
- He used an old broomstick to prop up the tomato plants.
- The children dressed as witches, plastic broomsticks in hand.
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What is "broomstick" in Irish?
"broomstick" in Irish is scuab caillí. broomstick means: The handle of a broom, or the whole broom itself.
How do you use "broomstick" in a sentence?
Example: "He used an old broomstick to prop up the tomato plants." In Irish, "broomstick" is scuab caillí.
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