broom

Possessives

witch: A witch's broom can also be used for sweeping the floor to expose a trapdoor.

Converse of object

• carry: Some ' busses to-day carried a broom on deck like Van Tromp.
• use: Using a soft broom, sweep the vinyl flat, working out any air bubbles.
• make: She was brushing away her tracks at the same time with a broom made of cats.
• take: She lights a candle; takes a broom; sweeps under all the cupboards.
• have: The giant had a broom, and was cleaning up and fixing around, diligently.

Adjective modifier

• stiff: All decks will benefit from regular brushing with a good stiff broom on a frequent basis throughout the year.
• yellow: The view out over the loch from our terrace is fantastic today - sparkling blue against a backdrop of a yellow broom covered hillside.
• soft: Using a soft broom, sweep the vinyl flat, working out any air bubbles.
• new: Comments: New broom honest, i'm not really thinking of the wizard of oz.
• old: Those must have been some miracle bristles on your old broom.

Modifies a noun

• cupboard: She guessed she must be facing the broom cupboard for a reason.
• closet: Pagans have been in the " broom closet " for centuries.
• bush: It takes its name from the gorse or broom bushes which once covered the area.
• sweep: As the saying goes " a new broom sweeps clean " , but not too clean, we hope!
• stick: Just say Stay whenever you lift a broom stick or a gun to your eye.
• head: The enrichment items used were a ball of hay, a football, and a broom head scented with vanilla essence.

Noun used with modifier

• besom: Fill in any cracks between turfs with a mixture of soil and sand - brush this in with a besom broom or yard broom.
• witch: Nobody complained of course as we were on our way home and we would have settled for a witches broom.
• yard: The long handle of a pitchfork or yard broom.