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Definition of leave
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Leave (v. i.) To
cease;
to
desist;
to leave off.
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Tiger''s-foot
::
Tiger's-foot
(n.) A name given to some
species
of
morning-glory
(Ipomoea)
having
the
leaves
lobed in
pedate
fashion.
Rift
::
Rift (v. t.) To
cleave;
to rive; to
split;
as, to rift an oak or a rock; to rift the
clouds..
Bicrenate
::
Bicrenate
(a.) Twice
crenated,
as in the case of
leaves
whose
crenatures
are
themselves
crenate..
Thatch
::
Thatch
(n.) A name in the West
Indies
for
several
kinds of palm, the
leaves
of which are used for
thatching..
Outsail
::
Outsail
(v. t.) To
excel,
or to leave
behind,
in
sailing;
to sail
faster
than..
Leave
::
Leave (v.) To let be or do
without
interference;
as, I left him to his
reflections;
I leave my
hearers
to
judge..
Interfoliate
::
Interfoliate
(v. t.) To
interleave.
Head
::
Head (n.) A
dense,
compact
mass of
leaves,
as in a
cabbage
or a
lettuce
plant..
Agave
::
Agave (n.) A genus of
plants
(order
Amaryllidaceae)
of which the chief
species
is the
maguey
or
century
plant (A.
Americana),
wrongly
called
Aloe. It is from ten to
seventy
years,
according
to
climate,
in
attaining
maturity,
when it
produces
a
gigantic
flower
stem,
sometimes
forty feet in
height,
and
perishes.
The
fermented
juice is the
pulque
of the
Mexicans;
distilled,
it
yields
mescal.
A
strong
thread
and a tough paper are made from the
leaves,
and the wood has many
uses..
Induplicative
::
Induplicative
(a.)
Having
induplicate
leaves
in
vernation.
Relinquish
::
Relinquish
(v. t.) To
withdraw
from; to leave
behind;
to
desist
from; to
abandon;
to quit; as, to
relinquish
a
pursuit..
Perennial
::
Perennial
(n.) A
perennial
plant;
a plant which lives or
continues
more than two
years,
whether
it
retains
its
leaves
in
winter
or not..
Broom Rape
::
Broom rape () A genus
(Orobanche)
of
parasitic
plants
of
Europe
and Asia. They are
destitute
of
chlorophyll,
have
scales
instead
of
leaves,
and
spiked
flowers,
and grow
attached
to the roots of other
plants,
as
furze,
clover,
flax, wild
carrot,
etc. The name is
sometimes
applied
to other
plants
related
to this
genus,
as
Aphyllon
uniflorumand
A.
Ludovicianum..
Leaven
::
Leaven
(v. t.) To make light by the
action
of
leaven;
to cause to
ferment.
Leave
::
Leave (v. i.) To
cease;
to
desist;
to leave off.
Manzanita
::
Manzanita
(n.) A name given to
several
species
of
Arctostaphylos,
but
mostly
to A.
glauca
and A.
pungens,
shrubs
of
California,
Oregon,
etc., with
reddish
smooth
bark, ovate or oval
coriaceous
evergreen
leaves,
and
bearing
clusters
of red
berries,
which are said to be a
favorite
food of the
grizzly
bear..
Dictamnus
::
Dictamnus
(n.) A
suffrutescent,
D.
Fraxinella
(the only
species),
with
strong
perfume
and showy
flowers.
The
volatile
oil of the
leaves
is
highly
inflammable..
Internode
::
Internode
(n.) The space
between
two nodes or
points
of the stem from which the
leaves
properly
arise.
Diphyllous
::
Diphyllous
(a.)
Having
two
leaves,
as a
calyx,
etc..
Induviae
::
Induviae
(n. pl.)
Persistent
portions
of a calyx or
corolla;
also,
leaves
which do not
disarticulate
from the stem, and hence
remain
for a long
time..
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