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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.
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Make this step easier by keeping a whisk broom and dust pan in an attractive basket near the fireplace.
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“It’s a whisk broom compared to what Indigenous people today make,” he said.
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He has no set timetable as to when he plans to hang up his whisk broom for the last time.
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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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