leafy
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lush | leafy |
As a proper noun lush is . As an adjective leafy is covered with leaves.
leaky | leafy |
As adjectives the difference between leaky and leafy is that leaky is having leaks, not sealed while leafy is covered with leaves.
leasy | leafy |
As adjectives the difference between leasy and leafy is that leasy is (obsolete) flimsy; vague; deceptive while leafy is covered with leaves.
leary | leafy |
As adjectives the difference between leary and leafy is that leary is while leafy is covered with leaves.
leafy | leany |
As adjectives the difference between leafy and leany is that leafy is covered with leaves while leany is (obsolete) lean.
leafy | leady |
As adjectives the difference between leafy and leady is that leafy is covered with leaves while leady is resembling lead (the metal).
leafs | leafy |
As a noun leafs is (nonstandard). As a verb leafs is ( leaf). As an adjective leafy is covered with leaves.
thallus | leafy |
As a noun thallus is (botany) an undifferentiated plant body, such as in algae. As an adjective leafy is covered with leaves.
leafy | stipuled |
As adjectives the difference between leafy and stipuled is that leafy is covered with leaves while stipuled is (botany) furnished with stipules, or leafy appendages.
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