The angry wife was on the warpath; she hit her husband with a broom for coming home late and drunk.
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Broom
/bɹuːm/
Synonyms for "broom" (60 found)
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Closest matches (12)
Strong matches (18)
Related words (30)
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More general
15 entriesMore specific
6 entriescorner sweepingfloor sweepingfrench broomhand broomscotch broomstraw broom
Collocations
8 entriesbroom bristlesbroom closetbroom handlebroom makerbroom storagehand broominvasive broomstraw broom
Inflections
3 entriesDerivations
3 entriessimilar
1 entriesTranslations
52 translations across 34 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- σπάρτος noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Arabic
1 entries- جَوْلَق noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Basque
1 entries- erratz noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Breton
1 entries- balan noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Bulgarian
1 entries- зановец noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Catalan
1 entries- ginesta noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Cornish
2 entries- banadhel noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- banadhlen noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Dutch
1 entries- brem noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Finnish
2 entries- vihma noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- väriherne noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Franco-Provençal
1 entries- argelas noun (Fabaceae shrub)
French
2 entries- argalou noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- genêt à balais noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Galician
4 entries- biorto noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- piorno noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- pudia noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- xesta noun (Fabaceae shrub)
German
1 entries- Ginster noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Greek
1 entries- αφάνα noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Hebrew
2 entries- רֹתֶם noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- רותם noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Hungarian
1 entries- rekettye noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Irish
1 entries- giolcach shléibhe noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Italian
1 entries- ginestra noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Latin
2 entries- argilāx noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- genista noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Lower Sorbian
1 entries- chóšć noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Middle English
1 entries- brom noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Māori
3 entries- maukoro noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- tainoka noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- taunoka noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Old English
1 entries- brōm noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Old French
2 entries- genest noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- geneste noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Polish
1 entries- janowiec noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Portuguese
3 entries- gesta noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- giesta noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- giesteira noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Romanian
1 entries- drob noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Russian
3 entries- дрок noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- мете́льник noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- раки́тник noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Scots
1 entries- bruim noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Scottish Gaelic
2 entries- bealaidh noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- sguab noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Spanish
3 entries- genista noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- hiniesta noun (Fabaceae shrub)
- retama noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Swedish
1 entries- ginst noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Walloon
1 entries- djiniesse noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Welsh
1 entries- banadl noun (Fabaceae shrub)
Sample sentences
27 total sentences available.
She sweeps the room with a broom.
Source: tatoeba (312160)
In the Netherlands, it is the custom that, when during the construction of a house the highest point has been reached and the roof is ready for tiling, the client treats the construction workers to so-called "tile beer" to celebrate this. A flag is then placed on the ridge of the house. If the client is too stingy to treat, not a flag, but a broom is placed.
Source: tatoeba (402603)
A new broom sweeps clean.
Source: tatoeba (423268)
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