- both
types of twig. From the
phrase broom besom the more
common broom comes. In
Scotland and Bulgaria,
besoms are
still occasionally to be
found at the...
- ([καλλύνω]), "beautify,
sweep clean", in
reference to its
traditional use in
besoms. The
specific epithet vulgaris is
Latin for 'common'.
Calluna is differentiated...
- watches,
these pockets are
rarely used for
their original intended purpose. A
besom pocket or slit
pocket is a
pocket cut into a
garment instead of
being sewn...
-
washed so that
yeast would remain in the
bristles for ****ure uses.
Hearth besoms were
created in
Ireland to keep ash on a hearth.
Until the 18th century...
- 2004. The
company supplies the Queen's
household with
approximately 120
besoms a year, all
manufactured from the company's base in Tadley. "A. Nash | Royal...
-
Jumping the
broom (or
jumping the
besom) is a
phrase and
custom relating to a
wedding ceremony in
which the
couple jumps over a broom. It is most widespread...
- wine. The
besom or broom, is
often ****ociated with
witches and witchcraft. The
stories of
witches flying on
brooms originated from the
besom.[citation...
- Wild Hunt
Paraphernalia Magical tools in
Wicca Altar Amulet Athame Bell
Besom Boline Book of
Shadows Candles Cauldron Censer Chalice/Goblet Horn Incense...
-
Cleaning tools include the following:
Acoustic cleaning Air
blaster Air
knife Besom Broom Brush Building maintenance unit Camel-hair
brush Carbon dioxide cleaning...
-
black tie
jacket is single-breasted with one
button only, with jetted, or
besom,
pockets and is of
black or
midnight blue;
usually of wool or a wool-mohair...
