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broomer

broomer noun: one who sweeps with a broom.

Noun

broomer (plural broomers)

  1. (historical) One who sweeps with a broom.

Forms of broomer

pluralbroomers

Origin of broomer

From broom + -er.

Questions about broomer

What does broomer mean?
Broomer means one who sweeps with a broom.
What part of speech is broomer?
Broomer is a noun.
What is the plural of broomer?
The plural of broomer is broomers.

Words near broomer in the dictionary

  1. Broome
  2. Broome County
  3. broomed
  4. broomed up
  5. Broomedge
  6. broomer
  7. broomers
  8. Broomes
  9. Broomfield
  10. Broomfield and Kingswood
  11. Broomfields

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