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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb leaf which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

leafy
  1. covered with leaves
  2. containing much foliage
  3. in the form of leaves (of some material)
  4. resembling a leaf
  5. (of a place) wealthy, middle- or upper-class
  6. Synonyms:
      7. lush, verdant, luxuriant, overgrown, green, rank, abundant, grown, abounding, bosky, springlike, covered, summery, umbrageous, in foliage, dense, fertile, rich, grassy, jungly, flourishing, teeming, thick, prolific, verdurous, rampant, blooming, thriving, foliate, fecund, grass-covered, profuse, weedy, prosperous, jungle-like, graminaceous, virid, gramineous, viridescent, sprouting, pullulating, exuberant, riotous, superabundant, productive, fruitful, fat, cornucopian, vigorous, fructuous … more
  7. Examples:
      8. “Six local organisations say the scheme will ruin leafy cycle and walkways along the East Lancashire Road and cause traffic chaos.”
      “There is plenty of highly absorbable calcium in green leafy vegetables, beans, enriched flour, and fortified juices.”
      “Caroline allowed the Guardian to tag along on one of her jobs a burglary in leafy Purley Oaks.”
leaved
  1. (chiefly in combination) Having a leaf, leaves or folds.
  2. (heraldry) Referring to the leaves of a plant.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. leafed
  4. Examples:
      5. “Patches of mauve flowering grey leaved tree lupins added a splash of colour to the grassy slopes.”
      “Argent on a cross gules enfiled in pale by two mural crowns or a rose of the first stalked and leaved proper.”
      “Their armor was elegant chain mail that had been designed to have silver leaved intertwined within the links.”
leafed
  1. Having a leaf or leaves; used mainly in combination with another word to form adjectives describing the number, form, colour, etc., of leaves.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. leaved
  3. Examples:
      4. “The leafed wallpaper added a vibrant touch to the otherwise plain room.”
leafwise
  1. (mathematics) In terms of the leaves of a tree or similar data structure.
leaflike
  1. Having the form or other qualities of a leaf.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. foliaceous
  3. Examples:
      4. “Type B genes are expressed particularly in the leaflike regions on both sides in the bilobed cephalic ganglion.”
      “Meticulously gluing them together piece by piece, Kaufman builds up feathered layers and leaflike clusters of paint.”
      “In the remaining genera of Betulaceae, the fruits are nuts or nutlets borne in saclike husks or attached to leaflike bracts.”
leafless
  1. Of plants or trees, without leaves.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. bare, defoliated, bald, stark, uncovered
  3. Examples:
      4. “On a leafless European tree, not more than ten yards from my window, are sitting upwards of thirty lorikeets.”
      “Despite snow on the ground, leafless trees and the distinct absence of birdsong one can sense a seasonal change.”
      “The vista beyond was dotted with leafless trees and throngs of firs and pine.”
leafsome
  1. Full of leaves, bearing leaves
leafful
  1. Alternative form of leaful
leafbearing
  1. That bears leaves.
leavy
  1. Archaic form of leafy.
  2. Examples:
      3. “Leavy suggests that this division of the twenty-five subject electro was to meet the shrinkage of the paper in the sheet.”
      “Leavy diligently found hundreds of friends and teammates and family members who described Mantle's childhood of no kindness, no affection, no confidence.”
      “Leinster were 12 points up in eight minutes through tries from forwards Peter Dooley and Dan Leavy.”
leafen
  1. (archaic) Formed in leaves.
leafier
  1. comparative form of leafy: more leafy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. lusher, greener, ranker, boskier, summerier, more verdant, more luxuriant, more overgrown, more abundant, more grown, more abounding, more springlike, more umbrageous, denser, more fertile, richer, grassier, junglier, more teeming, thicker, more prolific, more verdurous, more rampant, more blooming, more thriving, more foliate, more fecund, more profuse, weedier, more prosperous, more viridescent, more virid, more gramineous, more graminaceous, more exuberant, more productive, more fruitful, more fructuous, more vigorous, more cornucopian, fatter, wilder, more pastoral, more rural, more extensive, more lawnlike, more grasslike, more excessive, lavisher, plentifuller … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Demographers have begun to note movements of black people from inner-city areas to leafier suburbs as they become more affluent.”
      “It was one of scores of urban seats that fell to Labour in the 1997 Blair landslide, forcing the Tories back into leafier heartlands.”
      “But poor children in Stoke-on-Trent start school two years behind their peers in leafier parts of the country.”
leafiest
  1. superlative form of leafy: most leafy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. lushest, greenest, rankest, boskiest, summeriest, most verdant, most luxuriant, most overgrown, most abundant, most grown, most abounding, most springlike, most umbrageous, densest, most fertile, richest, grassiest, jungliest, most teeming, thickest, most prolific, most verdurous, most rampant, most blooming, most thriving, most foliate, most fecund, most profuse, weediest, most prosperous, most gramineous, most graminaceous, most virid, most viridescent, most exuberant, most productive, most fruitful, most fructuous, most cornucopian, most vigorous, fattest, wildest, most rural, most pastoral, most extensive, most lawnlike, most grasslike, most excessive, plentifullest, lavishest … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Their patients are now four times more likely to smoke than those in our leafiest suburbs and we can start be getting more to quit.”
      “Justice must be dispensed equally in the UK, from the most abjectly lawless inner city estate to the leafiest parts of rural Britain.”
      “As a former resident of Gateshead's leafiest glades, I demand we provide Keith with his answer.”
leafing
  1. present participle of leaf
  2. Synonyms:
      3. riffling, skimming, thumbing, flipping, browsing, glancing, flicking, looking, reading, scanning, perusing, riffing, leafing through, running through, having a look at, running your eye over, dipping into, flipping through, flicking through, glancing at, thumbing through, skipping through, reading quickly, skimming through, riffling through, skipping, surfing, browsing through, looking through, riffing through, having a quick look at, giving the once-over, getting the cream, hitting the high spots, reading here and there, speed-reading, studying, trawling, wading, looking over, running, giving something a once-over, having a quick look, surveying, paging, passing an eye over, inspecting loosely, giving the once over, examining cursorily, checking over … more
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