magneticwand

noun
UK /mæɡˈnɛtɪk wɒnd/
US /mæɡˈnɛtɪk wɑːnd/

A magnetic wand is a stick with a magnet on the end that you use to pick up metal things.

She used a magnetic wand to collect all the paper clips from the floor.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A handheld tool with a magnet tip used to retrieve dropped screws or parts in repair work.

The mechanic grabbed a magnetic wand to fish the bolt out of the engine bay.

3. A classroom teaching aid that demonstrates magnetic attraction to children.

The teacher passed the magnetic wand around so students could see it attract iron filings.

4. A novelty toy wand that lifts small metal objects for play.

He waved the magnetic wand over the sand and pulled up tiny metal beads.