Brooms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROOMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BROOM, to sweep with a broom
NOUN:
• a long-handled brush of bristles or twigs, used for sweeping.
• an implement for sweeping the ice in the game of curling.
• a flowering shrub with long, thin green stems and small or few leaves, cultivated for its profusion of flowers.

Words related to BROOMS

broom9 broomed12 brooming13

Words that contain BROOMS

clubrooms15 broomstaff20 broomstick20 broomstaffs21 broomsticks21 witchbrooms23

How to use BROOMS in a sentence

• He no longer hunts or cuts firewood, for his fortunes have improved and he works only at making brooms.
• Men were running and shouting round in front of the little railroad station, and several were on the roof with brooms and buckets.
• In so far as soil is concerned, the Brooms are readily accommodated, while either from seeds or cuttings they are easily propagated.
• Then the remaining 3 to 4 women would help with brooms, baskets and spades.
• The young hall-girls shivered on the upper landing, and stepped back in a sheltered niche in which the brooms were hanging.
• The women who cleaned it in the mornings with their brooms were always obliging him to flee from his office.
• To-day, however, it seems like the very dawn of winter, and as if the cloud brooms were abroad gathering snow from remote and chilly corners of the sky.
• The country abounded in trees, yet tables, chairs, boxes, cart wheels, bowls, birch brooms, all came from the mother country.
• Stories about the cup and the lip and the bad penny and the new broom rarely have anything to do with cups and lips and pennies and brooms.
• Lastly, the long, green spikes of the mountain shrub were tied on, in bunches, like so many worn-out brooms.
• I entered by the back, and made my way across the great hall, which was still invaded by domestics with brushes and brooms.
• Brushes and brooms are also made of it, and it is used, not always in the most honest fashion, in place of real horse-hair in stuffing cushions.
• You can imagine then what he felt when he found that during the night his ears had become so long that they seemed like two brooms.
• They stopped making honey, and one day they swarmed, and flew in a body across the river in spite of the frantic waving of the ostrich-feather brooms.
• After breakfast, a party of men were sent to the peninsula for brooms and spruce.
• Off in an L that runs at a right angle from the main store are bacon and tires for wagon wheels, country-cured hams and brooms, flour, kerosene and plows.
• The people there were just stirring, and visions of brooms and unkempt back-hair were frequent.
• My room was reached by passing through the shop, up a very steep staircase, and through a storeroom filled with boxes of soap, biscuits, bundles of brooms, and other staples.
• Moreover, they wave burning brooms or toss them into the air.
• Or they rush down the hillside in troops, brandishing the flaming brooms and shouting, only however to return to the bonfire on the summit when the brooms have burnt out.
• The stumps of the brooms and embers from the fire are preserved and stuck in cabbage gardens to protect the cabbages from caterpillars and gnats.
• The tops of two or three high trees when they are leafless are so soft that they seem like the gigantic brooms of that fabulous lady who was sweeping the cobwebs off the sky.
• Then we go to work in the streets of the City, with our brooms and our rakes.
• But his career was stopped by the two brooms, one of which took him in the face, and the other in the chest.
• The widow and Babette now ranged side by side, holding their brooms as soldiers do their arms in charge of bayonets.
• Before he arrives, the hall has been swept and polished by the brooms and sponges of the slaves, under the direction of a foreman.
• Matches are made, some brooms, a little soap, and a cheap class of trunks.
• The cabbage palm grows everywhere, spontaneously, and is used both for food and making brooms.
• Fifty blacks were already in the street, dipping their brooms into the creek, and flourishing water over the side-walks, and on the fronts of the low edifices.
• The operation may be likened to the sweep of two brooms, one acting with a semicircular and the other with a forward movement.

Similar words containing BROOM without suffix s

broom9 broomy13 broomed12 broomier12 brooming13 clubroom14 broomball15 broomcorn15 broomiest13 broomrape15 clubrooms15 broomballs16 broomcorns16 broomrapes16 broomstaff20 broomstick20 witchbroom22 broomballer17 broomstaffs21 broomsticks21 witchbrooms23 broomballers18

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