Broom in a sentence as a noun

In my mind the slug is making broom brroom noises as it 'speeds' along the wheel.

This is a device that looks like a broom with a flatscreen mounted on top.

The buttons are on the ******* ceiling and your 'stylus' is a broom.

Oddly, my table looks nothing like my broom handle, so does this mean that wood is a terrible choice for both items?

If nothing else is to be done pick up a broom, help a co-worker or just find a way to be productive and lead by example.

Two are standard room/floor vacuums and another is more like a carpet/floor 'broom'.They are expensive but all have worked flawlessly.

Without any perceptible change in my skills as a technologist, I'm out of the broom closet and into the board room these days!

Broom in a sentence as a verb

As far as I remember, the room was basically a broom closet with just enough room for a single bed and the door to swing open.

If I was one of the people interested in vengeance, I'd have said something like they should get raped repeatedly with a broom in prison.

I think there is a generational gap in that some youth in general don't seem to realize most offices were not a broom closet with precisely one desk and one chair.

After waving towels at it and poking at the silence button with a broom handle ad nauseam, I borrowed a ladder and took it down before cooking a big dinner for guests.

Now pick up a broom, damn it!...I'm sure someone else has some bright other ideas short of throwing out taxes, which functional societies will always have in some form until we throw out currency altogether.

On the one hand, this is competing with resumes, which are possibly the only paper product which looks up to "that thing around the Starbucks coffee cup" and "toilet paper sitting in a broom closet" and thinks "Man, if I try my hardest, I can be as compelling and persuasive as they are!

Broom definitions

noun

a cleaning implement for sweeping; bundle of straws or twigs attached to a long handle

noun

any of various shrubs of the genera Cytisus or Genista or Spartium having long slender branches and racemes of yellow flowers

noun

common Old World heath represented by many varieties; low evergreen grown widely in the northern hemisphere

See also: heather ling

verb

sweep with a broom or as if with a broom; "Sweep the crumbs off the table"; "Sweep under the bed"

See also: sweep

verb

finish with a broom