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leaf

In botany, leaves are organs of perspiration and inhalation in plants. They usually shoot from the sides of the stems and branches, but sometimes from the root; sometimes they are sessile; more generally supported by petioles. They are of various forms, flat, extended, linear, cylindric.

leaf

The thin, extended part of a flower; a petal.

leaf

A part of a book containing two pages.

leaf

The side of a double door. 7 Kings 6:34.

leaf

Something resembling a leaf in thinness and extension; a very thin plate; as gold leaf.

leaf

The movable side of a table.

leaf

verb intransitive
To shoot out leaves; to produce leaves. The trees leaf in May.