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broomy

broomy adjective: covered in the shrub broom.

Adjective

broomy (comparative more broomy, superlative most broomy)

  1. Covered in the shrub broom.
  2. Of or pertaining to a broom; bushy.

Forms of broomy

comparativemore broomy
superlativemost broomy

Origin of broomy

From Middle English *bromy, from Old English brōmiġ, equivalent to broom + -y.

Words formed from broomy

Words that rhyme with broomy

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Questions about broomy

What does broomy mean?
Broomy means covered in the shrub broom.
What part of speech is broomy?
Broomy is an adjective.

Words near broomy in the dictionary

  1. broomtail millet
  2. broomtails
  3. broomware
  4. broomweed
  5. broomweeds
  6. broomy
  7. Broomy Hill
  8. broon
  9. Broonale
  10. Broonite
  11. Broonites

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