disleaf

/ˈdɪzleɪf/

Definitions

1. verb

to remove leaves from a plant, especially in a disorderly manner.

“The gardener was accused of disleaving the newly planted trees, which resulted in their death.”

2. noun

a leaf that has been dislodged from a plant.

“The disleaf of the oak tree fell onto the grass, creating a crunchy sound.”

Synonyms

  • dislodge
  • remove

Antonyms

  • regrow
  • releaf