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Definition of leave
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Leave (n.)
Liberty
granted
by which
restraint
or
illegality
is
removed;
permission;
allowance;
license.
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Biforine
::
Biforine
(n.) An oval sac or cell, found in the
leaves
of
certain
plants
of the order
Araceae.
It has an
opening
at each end
through
which
raphides,
generated
inside,
are
discharged..
Pledge
::
Pledge
(n.) To
deposit,
as a
chattel,
in
pledge
or pawn; to leave in
possession
of
another
as
security;
as, to
pledge
one's
watch..
Destitute
::
Destitute
(v. t.) To leave
destitute;
to
forsake;
to
abandon.
Dropper
::
Dropper
(n.) A
branch
vein which drops off from, or
leaves,
the main
lode..
Presume
::
Presume
(v. i.) To
venture,
go, or act, by an
assumption
of leave or
authority
not
granted;
to go
beyond
what is
warranted
by the
circumstances
of the case; to
venture
beyond
license;
to take
liberties;
-- often with on or upon
before
the
ground
of
confidence..
Alternate
::
Alternate
(a.)
Distributed,
as
leaves,
singly
at
different
heights
of the stem, and at equal
intervals
as
respects
angular
divergence..
Omit
::
Omit (v. t.) To pass by; to
forbear
or fail to
perform
or to make use of; to leave
undone;
to
neglect.
Bedstraw
::
Bedstraw
(n.) A genus of
slender
herbs,
usually
with
square
stems,
whorled
leaves,
and small white
flowers..
Spicknel
::
Spicknel
(n.) An
umbelliferous
herb (Meum
Athamanticum)
having
finely
divided
leaves,
common
in
Europe;
--
called
also
baldmoney,
mew, and
bearwort..
Interleaves
::
Interleaves
(pl. ) of
Interlea.
Foliation
::
Foliation
(n.) The
process
of
forming
into a leaf or
leaves.
Wych-hazel
::
Wych-hazel
(n.) The
wych-elm;
-- so
called
because
its
leaves
are like those of the
hazel.
Sextodecimo
::
Sextodecimo
(a.)
Having
sixteen
leaves
to a
sheet;
of, or equal to, the size of one fold of a sheet of
printing
paper when
folded
so as to make
sixteen
leaves,
or
thirty-two
pages;
as, a
sextodecimo
volume..
Defoliation
::
Defoliation
(n.) The
separation
of
ripened
leaves
from a
branch
or stem; the
falling
or
shedding
of the
leaves.
Showbread
::
Showbread
(n.) Bread of
exhibition;
loaves
to set
before
God; -- the term used in
translating
the
various
phrases
used in the
Hebrew
and Greek to
designate
the
loaves
of bread which the
priest
of the week
placed
before
the Lord on the
golden
table in the
sanctuary.
They were made of fine flour
unleavened,
and were
changed
every
Sabbath.
The
loaves,
twelve
in
number,
represented
the
twelve
tribes
of
Israel.
They were to be eaten by the
priests
only, and in the Holy
Place..
Live-forever
::
Live-forever
(n.) A plant
(Sedum
Telephium)
with
fleshy
leaves,
which has
extreme
powers
of
resisting
drought;
garden
ox-pine..
Stripe
::
Stripe
(n.) A
stroke
or blow made with a whip, rod,
scourge,
or the like, such as
usually
leaves
a
mark..
Wedge
::
Wedge (v. t.) To
cleave
or
separate
with a wedge or
wedges,
or as with a
wedge;
to
rive..
Yulan
::
Yulan (n.) A
species
of
Magnolia
(M.
conspicua)
with large white
blossoms
that open
before
the
leaves.
See the Note under
Magnolia.
Octostichous
::
Octostichous
(a.) In eight
vertical
ranks,
as
leaves
on a
stem..
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