1. Plural of broomcorn; a variety of sorghum plant whose stiff, fibrous panicles are used to make brooms and brushes.
Usage: Usually used in plural or as a mass noun; Agricultural/commercial term

Examples

• The farmer planted broomcorns in the south field for the upcoming harvest season.
• Broomcorns have been cultivated for centuries to produce natural bristles for brooms.
• The factory processes broomcorns to extract the fibers used in traditional broom-making.
• High-quality broomcorns are sorted by color and fiber length before being bundled.
• Demand for broomcorns has declined with the rise of synthetic bristle alternatives.