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whisk broom
noun
a small, short-handled broom used chiefly to brush clothes.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of whisk broom1
First recorded in 1855–60
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Once you've mastered this simple whisk broom, consider learning some more decorative techniques like the Hawk Tail, Hens Wing..or even the Twisted Turkey.
From Salon
Make this step easier by keeping a whisk broom and dust pan in an attractive basket near the fireplace.
From Seattle Times
“It’s a whisk broom compared to what Indigenous people today make,” he said.
From Washington Times
He has no set timetable as to when he plans to hang up his whisk broom for the last time.
From Washington Times
Behind her, my mother knelt and swept the carpeted steps with a whisk broom, collecting the dirt in a dustpan and watching me anxiously.
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