1. A well-known shrub with yellow flowers; a besom, originally made of its twigs.

2. To bream.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• rooma,
• rroom,
• brovo,
• baboom,
• eroom,
• becom,
• beroom,
• friom,
• browm,
• rooom,
• bedoom,
• bttom,
• boome,
• botom,
• berdoom,
• bllom,
• batroom,
• roomi,
• bordom,
• bootom

• brow,
• Brwon,
• rom,
• groom,
• broome,
• bryum,
• brome,
• brummie,
• brahma,
• room,
• roomy,
• brownie,
• brehm,
• bloom,
• bruno,
• broun,
• bedroom,
• breon,
• browne,
• roam,
• brood,
• brown,
• Brame,
• Brahmi,
• Bryon,
• Brno,
• bosom,
• bream,
• Brion,
• brumm,
• braham,
• bryony,
• brummy,
• brim,
• briony,
• brook,
• brama,
• boom.

The adjective form of the word "broom" is "broomy".

The plural of the "broom" can be the "brooms".

The singular of the "broom" can be the "broom".