broomstick

UK
/ˈbruːm.stɪk/
US
/ˈbrum.stɪk/

Translations

broomsticknoun
broomsticks
pl
UK
/ˈbruːm.stɪk/
US
/ˈbrum.stɪk/
The witch flew on her broomstick across the night sky.
Ведьма летела на своей метле по ночному небу.
Additional translations
палка для метлы
broomstickadjective
more broomstick
Comp.
most broomstick
Super.
UK
/ˈbruːm.stɪk/
US
/ˈbrum.stɪk/
Used attributively to describe something thin, straight, or resembling a broomstick (e.g., broomstick legs, broomstick skirt).

Definitions

broomsticknoun
A long handle, typically made of wood, attached to a broom for sweeping.
She grabbed the broomstick to sweep the kitchen floor.
A traditional symbol of a witch's mode of transportation, often depicted as a stick with a bundle of twigs at one end.
In the story, the witch flew across the night sky on her broomstick.
broomstickadjective
Thin, straight, or resembling a broomstick; used attributively, especially to describe limbs or garments.
The dancer's broomstick legs moved gracefully across the stage.