roughwand

noun
UK /ˈrʌf.wɒnd/
US /ˈrʌf.wɑːnd/

A roughwand is a bumpy stick you can hold in your hand.

She found a roughwand in the garden and used it to draw in the dirt.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A wand with a coarse, unpolished surface used in games or pretend magic.

The wizard's roughwand scraped against the stone wall.

3. A tool handle made from a knobbly piece of wood.

He gripped the roughwand of the old hammer.

4. A walking stick with a textured grip.

Grandpa leaned on his roughwand as he walked down the path.

5. A short wooden rod used for stirring or mixing.

Stir the paint with the roughwand before you start.