to leaf

To turn or toss something quickly with a light hand movement

Read something quickly without looking at details

To turn the pages of a book quickly while only looking a little

To look through a book or magazine quickly

To read quickly without looking at details

To look quickly through the pages of a book or magazine

To turn pages quickly or move thin things with a light quick motion

Read parts of a book or magazine rather than all of it

To tremble a lot because you are afraid, nervous, or cold

Copy what someone does to get the same results

A dried leaf that flavors soups and stews

A small green plant with four leaves that people think brings luck

Very thin sheets of gold used to decorate objects and food

Something used to hide a wrong or embarrassing action

A dried leaf from the tea plant used to make a hot drink

A large lobed leaf from a fig tree

A broad leaf from an oak tree with deep rounded edges

A young leaf that has just started to grow on a plant

An herb with flat broad leaves that people use in cooking for its strong flavor

A type of lettuce with loose, curled leaves used in salads

A red leaf shape that represents Canada on its flag

A small bee that cuts pieces of leaves to line its nest

A soft, good quality pig fat from around the kidneys that people use in baking

A long set of metal strips under a vehicle that absorbs shocks

Soil made mostly of dead leaves that have rotted to help plants grow

The outline of a leaf that helps identify plants

A small bright insect that feeds on plant juices, often on leaves

A badge shaped like a leaf from an oak tree worn to show rank or honor

A small leaf used in South Indian and Sri Lankan cooking to add a strong smell and taste

A green leaf from a vine used in Asia for chewing with a nut or tobacco

A baby insect that lives inside leaves and makes pale tunnels or spots

A bat with a leaflike flap of skin on its nose that helps it find food at night

A small metal pin attached to a medal to show the person received that medal again

A leaf with smaller leaves along a central stem like a feather

A layer of fat around a pig's kidneys used to make lard

Leaves with brown edges that look burned from heat, drought or poor watering

A small part on a branch that grows into leaves not flowers

A leaf from the sassafras tree that adds flavor to food and drinks

A large pine tree with short needles that grows in the southern United States

A small brightly colored beetle that eats plant leaves and whose young damage roots and stems

A problem that makes a plant's leaves sick or damaged

A plant disease that makes leaves turn brown and fall early

A hinged part of a table you lift to make more space

A table with sides that fold down to save space and lift up to make it larger

A large western North American tree with very big leaves that have five parts and turn orange in autumn

A leaf with deep cuts that make rounded or pointed parts, like an oak leaf

A broad flat part of a leaf that is not the stalk

A leaf with edges like small saw teeth pointing toward the tip

A flat plant part divided into several small leaflets joined to one stalk

A leaf shaped like a long oval that is widest in the middle and narrows equally to each end

A type of lettuce with loose leaves that do not form a head

A leaf longer than it is wide with nearly parallel sides and rounded ends

First leaf or pair of leaves inside a seed that feed the young plant

A tree from tropical America with shiny leaves, hard wood, and small purple fruit

Gathering fallen leaves with a rake

An insect that looks like a leaf to hide among leaves

A small bump on a stem where leaves grow

A single flat leaf blade not divided into leaflets

A small moth whose caterpillars roll leaves and tie them with silk to make a nest

A vegetable with large green leaves and thick stalks that people grow for its edible stems and leaves

A low plant with heart-shaped leaves that grows in shady places

A leaf with parts that spread from one point like an open hand

A long narrow leaf that is widest in the middle and pointed at both ends

A tall marsh plant with long narrow leaves and a brown flower head

A leaf with a smooth edge and no teeth or notches

A part of a flower that looks like a petal or sepal

A large insect that feeds on plant juices and has leaf-shaped parts on its back legs

A small evergreen shrub or tree with spiny leaves and white flowers

A leaf shaped like an egg with the wider end at the base

A small black insect whose young live inside birch leaves and eat them

The shape of a plant leaf that helps identify species

A bee that cuts pieces from leaves to make its nest

A small herb with round yellow flowers and a strong smell that people use to flavor food or tea

A round leaf with the stem attached near the middle, like a nasturtium leaf

A pine tree with one needle per bundle that makes nuts people eat

A leaf shaped like a triangle with a broad base and pointed tip

A long thin leaf that is much longer than it is wide

A large insect that sucks plant sap and has leaflike hind legs

A very old book made of loose pages rather than a scroll

A pale blotched desert snake with a short blunt nose from southwestern North America that is not dangerous to people

A small pine tree with one needle in each group and edible nuts, native to the United States southwest

A plant with large soft leaves that feel like velvet

A leaf that has two pairs of leaflets on its stalk