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broom

[broom, broom] / brum, brʊm /
NOUN
device for cleaning floors
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Suddenly, this golden-retriever lifer began to fall for a sweet little thing as cuddly as a broom.

From The Wall Street Journal

You know where you can stick your broom…

From Los Angeles Times

They were, instead, battered like an old broom, the bullpen blowing two games and the Phillies eventually finishing with the National League’s second-best record and that first-round vacation.

From Los Angeles Times

Security camera footage shows one hooded youth hammering a windscreen with a broom until it smashes.

From BBC

We were at a cast lunch, and he says, “Yeah, we don’t have people making out in broom closets.”

From Los Angeles Times