leaf
/liːf/Definitions
1. noun
A part of a plant that grows from a stem and has flat, narrow parts for food-making, typically with veins and a stalk.
“The tree’s leaves were a vibrant shade of green.”
2. noun
A sheet of paper or card used for writing, drawing, or wrapping.
“She put the gift on a pretty leaf of paper.”
3. verb
To remove or strip leaves from something.
“She began to leaf through the old book.”
4. verb
To turn pages quickly, especially in a book or magazine.
“He likes to leaf through the new magazine.”
5. verb
To display something on multiple pages, especially in a book or magazine.
“The new book will leaf its chapters over several pages.”