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Definitions for Broom

[1] an implement for sweeping, consisting of a brush of straw or stiff strands of synthetic material bound tightly to the end of a long handle.
[2] any shrubby plant belonging to the genus Genista or the genus Cytisus, of the legume family, especially C. scoparius, common in Western Europe on uncultivated ground and having long, slender branches bearing yellow flowers.
[3] Building Trades . the crushed and spread part at the head of a wooden pile after driving.
[4] to sweep: Broom the porch.
[5] to splinter or fray mechanically.
[6] to crush and spread the top of (a piling, tent peg, etc.) by pounding or driving with a hammer or the like.
[7] to brush (freshly poured concrete) with a broom to give a nonskid surface, as to walks or driveways.
[8] (of a piling, tent peg, etc.) to be crushed and spread at the top from being driven.
[9] an implement for sweeping consisting of a long handle to which is attached either a brush of straw, bristles, or twigs, bound together, or a solid head into which are set tufts of bristles or fibres
[10] any of various yellow-flowered Eurasian leguminous shrubs of the genera Cytisus , Genista , and Spartium , esp C. scoparius
[11] any of various similar Eurasian plants of the related genera Genista and Spartium
[12] new broom a newly appointed official, etc, eager to make changes
[13] (tr) to sweep with a broom

Words related to Broom

mop, whisk, swab, sweeper, besom

Words nearby Broom

brookner, brooks, brooks range, brookweed, brooky, broom, broom board, broomball, broomcorn, broomfield, broomrape

Origin of Broom

before 1000; Middle English brome, Old English brōm; cognate with Dutch braam bramble, German Bram broom

Word origin for Broom

Old English brōm ; related to Old High German brāmo , Middle Dutch bremme

Synonyms for Broom

mop, besom, swab, sweeper, whisk, carpet sweeper, feather duster, floor brush