Broomstick (noun)

1. A long handle with a brush at one end, used for sweeping floors.
2. A stick or pole used by a witch as a mount for flying.

Origin:

Middle english bromstik, from old english brōmstīc, from brōm broom + stīc stick.

Examples:

1. She leaned her broomstick against the wall before sitting down.
2. The witch was able to fly on her broomstick to the top of the mountain.
3. He used a broomstick to sweep the fallen leaves off the porch.
4. The broomstick was made of wood, with a bundle of twigs tied to one end.
5. The witch mounted her broomstick and flew off into the night sky.