leaflets

Definition of leaflets in English English dictionary: Thin pieces of tissue or flaps that make up a valve; small blades of a compound leaf attached to a stalk (rachis); without buds where they attach; smaller leaf units or leaflets which together form a compound leaf; Compound leaves are composed of several "leaflets" These leaflets look like individual leaves but are not The leaf starts where the woody twig tissue ends This is not always easy to see Ashes and boxelder are common U P trees that have compound leaves with leaflets [To return to previous page, click your browser's BACK button then scroll through the page to your last location]; plural of leaflet; the divisions of a compound leaf
leaflet: To distribute leaflets
During the summer, Peter earned some extra cash by leafleting for a local pizza delivery restaurant.
leaflet: To distribute leaflets to
A sidewalk preacher gave an impassioned sermon while an assistant leafleted those who stayed to listen.
leaflet: a little leaf or a booklet
leaflet: A small sheet of paper containing information, used for dissemination of said information, often an advertisement
leaflet: One subunit of a compound leaf
leaflet: a single divison in a compound leave
leaflet: A leaflet is a little book or a piece of paper containing information about a particular subject. Campaigners handed out leaflets on passive smoking
leaflet: a single blade or division of a compound leaf
leaflet: A single segment of a compound leaf
leaflet: A flap of a valve of a heart or blood vessel
leaflet: If you leaflet a place, you distribute leaflets there, for example by handing them to people, or by putting them through letter boxes. We've leafleted the university today to try to drum up some support The only reason we leafleted on the Jewish New Year was because more people than usual go to the synagogue on that day. a small book or piece of paper advertising something or giving information on a particular subject leaflet on. to give leaflets to people
leaflet: {i} sheet of paper on which information has been printed, flyer, pamphlet; small leaf; small leaflike structure
leaflet: A little leaf; also, a little printed leaf or a tract
leaflet: In a compound leaf, there are multiple leaflets (or distinct blades) that make up a single leaf structure The rose and the ash tree both have compound leaves
leaflet: A division or part of a compound leaf
leaflet: one of the subdivisions of a compound leaf
leaflet: A distinct, leaflike segment of a compound leaf
leaflet: A printed sheet folded vertically in the center to produce four pages
leaflet: One of the divisions of a compound leaf; a foliole
leaflet: In compound leaves such as the ashes, the green blades that attach to the central rachis are termed leaflets (a simple leaf like Redbud, on the other hand, does not have leaflets, but instead has only a single leaf blade attached to a petiole)
leaflet: single part of a compound leaf
leaflet: An individual segment of a compound leaf Leaflets can be distinguished from leaves because the leaflet will not have an axillary bud
leaflet: leaf-like structure, part of a compound leaf
leaflet: means a piece of paper, often folded, that contains printed information or advertisements and which is usually distributed free of charge
leaflet: a thin triangular flap of a heart valve
leaflet: A printed sheet that is printed, folded, and mailed as part of a direct mail campaign or handed to customers
leaflet: A segment of a compound leaf
leaflet: part of a compound leaf
leaflet: Each separate lamina of a compound leaf
leaflet: One of the components of a compound leaf
leaflet: A leaflike organ or part; as, a leaflet of the gills of fishes
leaflet: A small plant leaf
leaflet: The leaf-like division of a compound leaf Unlike a leaf, a leaflet does not have a bud at its point of attachment (axil)
leaflet: a small book usually having a paper cover
leaflet: one part of a compound leaf
leaflet: In a compound leaf, the individual blades are called leaflets
leaflet: A pamphlet, usually promotional or advertising in nature Also BROCHURE