Having leaves or leaves as specified; often used in combination.
1For, in truth, any small, green three-leafed or trefoil plant will do.
2I leafed through the book, a collection of maxims and short paragraphs.
3This is just the day for a stroll along the autumn-leafed roads.
4Hober Mallow shuffled his feet wearily as he leafed through the reports.
5He leafed it through, and examined one of the plates with interest.
6The glass was egg-sized, leafed with gold, supported by a garnet-colored stem.
7I opened the folder and leafed quickly through it, page by page.
8He leafed through to the date when he had joined the ship.
9The newly leafed trees, lit from below, had a tumbled, upside-down look.
10He stretched and sighed, as he leafed through some papers and tabloids.
11Walls gleam with gold leafed carvings under a windowed blue pastel dome.
12The tallboy has been silver leafed and wrapped in barbed wire detailing.
13He picked up one of the photo albums and leafed through it.
14He took out his notebook, licked his thumb, and leafed through it.
15Ignoring him, Ando picked up the Beginner's Guide and leafed through it.
16An herb garden formed an intricate green-leafed knot around a small garden.
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leafed
leaf Verbo
Indicativo · Pretérito perfeito
Leafed nas variantes da língua
Estados Unidos da América