broom

He has all his housework there, a broom and a duster, and I dare say he has a cooking-stove and a gridiron.

He signed to me to take a broom—to march into the garden—to set to work.

When accidentally struck by the janitor's broom, he gives off a cloud of dust.

He carried the dustpan and broom away to their places, but he did not reenter the room.

He was sweeping thoroughly into every corner where a broom could find entrance.

His employer, seeing the skillful strokes of the broom, wondered.

All day long his wife was screaming at them and chasing them with her broom.

A broom lying directly in the middle of the floor where it had been dropped.

There were clumps of broom, thick with golden flower, about the base of the hill.

If I'd broken my broom over her back I wouldn't a cared so much.