…a flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like, that is attached to a stem directly or via a stalk. Leaves are the main organs of photosynthesis and transpiration…
…a leaf of a fig tree, often used for concealing the genitals in paintings and sculpture…
…gold that has been beaten into a very thin sheet, used in gilding…
…a plant condition distinguished by the presence of curling leaves, caused by environmental stress or disease…
…dense fat occurring in layers around the kidneys of some animals, especially pigs…
…a small deep-bodied predatory freshwater fish, with mottled brownish-green coloration which gives it a leaf-like appearance…
…a virus disease of potatoes marked by upward curling of the leaves…
…any of a large number of fungal, bacterial, or viral plant diseases which cause leaves to develop discoloured spots…
…a fleshy leaf-shaped structure on the nose of many bats, used for echolocation…
…a red or green variety of lettuce which has leaves with serrated edges and a slightly bitter taste…
…dried leaves of tea, especially after infusion in tea-making or as dregs…
…a foliage leaf of a plant, as opposed to a seed leaf or cotyledon…
…a shrub or small tree native to India and Sri Lanka, the leaves of which are widely used in Indian cooking…
…a small beetle that feeds chiefly on leaves and typically has bright metallic colouring. Some kinds are serious crop pests…
…a large slow-moving tropical insect related to the stick insects, with a flattened body that is leaf-like in shape and colour…
…a small fly, moth, or sawfly whose larvae burrow between the two surfaces of a leaf…
…a leaf-eating arboreal Asian monkey that is related to the langurs…
…a person who visits particular areas, especially in New England, to view the autumn foliage…
…an insect, especially a small moth, whose larvae roll up the leaves of plants which they feed upon…
…a spring made of a number of strips of metal curved slightly upwards and clamped together one above the other…
…a strand of conducting vessels extending from the stem to the base of a leaf…
…(of a notebook or folder) having each sheet of paper separate and removable…
…a small modified leaf, especially a colourless membranous one, such as on a rhizome or forming part of a bulb…
…a fungal disease of ornamental and fruit trees, especially plum trees, resulting in silvery discoloration of the leaves…
…the leaves of an Asian ebony tree, gathered in India as a cheap tobacco substitute…
…a leaf consisting of several or many distinct parts (leaflets) joined to a single stem…
…a normal leaf, as opposed to petals and other modified leaves…
…a small, slender Old World songbird with a brown or greenish back and whitish or yellowish underparts…
…a gecko with a wide, flat leaf-shaped tail and skin that serves to camouflage it…
…the larva of a migratory tropical moth which feeds on the leaves of the cotton plant and was formerly a major pest in North America…
…a clover leaf with four lobes, thought to bring good luck…
…(in the US) an attachment to a military decoration representing a twig with oak leaves and acorns, indicating distinguished action or a subsequent award of the same decoration…
…a shrub or small tree with white flowers and small red and yellow edible fruit. Native to southwestern Asia, it is used as stock for commercial varieties of plum…
…(of a person) tremble greatly, especially from fear…
…turn over (the pages of a book or the papers in a pile), reading them quickly or casually…
…start to act or behave in a better or more responsible way…
…imitate or emulate someone in a particular way…
