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Definition of leave
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of leave is as below...
Leave (v.) To
desert;
to
abandon;
to
forsake;
hence,
to give up; to
relinquish..
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Phyllotaxis
::
Phyllotaxis
(n.) The order or
arrangement
of
leaves
on the stem; the
science
of the
relative
position
of
leaves.
Snowflake
::
Snowflake
(n.) A name given to
several
bulbous
plants
of the genus
Leucoium
(L.
vernum,
aestivum,
etc.)
resembling
the
snowdrop,
but
having
all the
perianth
leaves
of equal
size..
Whorl
::
Whorl (n. & v.) A
circle
of two or more
leaves,
flowers,
or other
organs,
about the same part or joint of a
stem..
Fissure
::
Fissure
(v. t.) To
cleave;
to
divide;
to crack or
fracture.
Endive
::
Endive
(n.) A
composite
herb
(Cichorium
Endivia).
Its
finely
divided
and much
curled
leaves,
when
blanched,
are used for
salad..
Three-leafed
::
Three-leafed
(a.) Alt. of
Three-leave.
Calamus
::
Calamus
(n.) A
species
of
Acorus
(A.
calamus),
commonly
called
calamus,
or sweet flag. The root has a
pungent,
aromatic
taste,
and is used in
medicine
as a
stomachic;
the
leaves
have an
aromatic
odor, and were
formerly
used
instead
of
rushes
to strew on
floors..
Mahaled
::
Mahaled
(n.) A
cherry
tree
(Prunus
Mahaleb)
of
Southern
Europe.
The wood is
prized
by
cabinetmakers,
the twigs are used for pipe
stems,
the
flowers
and
leaves
yield a
perfume,
and from the fruit a
violet
dye and a
fermented
liquor
(like
kirschwasser)
are
prepared..
Permittance
::
Permittance
(n.) The act of
permitting;
allowance;
permission;
leave.
Mare''s-tail
::
Mare's-tail
(n.) An
aquatic
plant of the genus
Hippuris
(H.
vulgaris),
having
narrow
leaves
in
whorls..
Yulan
::
Yulan (n.) A
species
of
Magnolia
(M.
conspicua)
with large white
blossoms
that open
before
the
leaves.
See the Note under
Magnolia.
Stowboard
::
Stowaway
(n.) One who
conceals
himself
board of a
vessel
about to leave port, or on a
railway
train,
in order to
obtain
a free
passage..
Amber Tree
::
Amber tree () A
species
of
Anthospermum,
a shrub with
evergreen
leaves,
which,
when
bruised,
emit a
fragrant
odor..
Neuration
::
Neuration
(n.) The
arrangement
or
distribution
of
nerves,
as in the
leaves
of a plant or the wings of an
insect;
nervation..
Henbit
::
Henbit
(n.) A weed of the genus
Lamium
(L.
amplexicaule)
with
deeply
crenate
leaves.
Liriodendron
::
Liriodendron
(n.) A genus of large and very
beautiful
trees of North
America,
having
smooth,
shining
leaves,
and
handsome,
tuliplike
flowers;
tulip tree;
whitewood;
--
called
also
canoewood.
Liriodendron
tulipifera
is the only
extant
species,
but there were
several
others
in the
Cretaceous
epoch..
Polytomous
::
Polytomous
(a.)
Subdivided
into many
distinct
subordinate
parts,
which,
however,
not being
jointed
to the
petiole,
are not true
leaflets;
-- said of
leaves..
Nardoo
::
Nardoo
(n.) An
Australian
name for
Marsilea
Drummondii,
a
four-leaved
cryptogamous
plant,
sometimes
used for
food..
Nervation
::
Nervation
(n.) The
arrangement
of
nerves
and
veins,
especially
those of
leaves;
neuration..
Quit
::
Quit (a.) To have done with; to cease from; to stop;
hence,
to
depart
from; to
leave;
to
forsake;
as, to quit work; to quit the
place;
to quit
jesting..
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