leafed
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- 1Simple past and past participle of leaf. Use this form for the action when it already happened.
She leafed through the old photo album for hours.
The maples leafed out early after the warm spring.
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- 2Having leaves of a certain kind, shape, or number.
The thickly leafed branches kept most of the rain off us.
She chose broad-leafed plants for the shady corner of the yard.
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leafed is a form of leaf
leaf, verb: To turn the pages of a book, magazine, or papers quickly, looking at bits here and there, usually with "through". Full entry
- Spelling
- leaf → leafed: add -ed
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Origin
From the word "leaf" plus "-ed," meaning "having."