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leafer

leafer noun: one who leafs.

Noun

leafer (plural leafers)

  1. One who leafs.
    • […] hurried leafers through bright picture books, not readers at all.1979, Martin Tucker, The Critical Temper: Supplement, page 448
  2. One who visits a place to see the falling leaves in autumn.
    • It is these images and imaginings of Appalachia that bring the leafers in autumn and the vacation home buyers year-round.2023, Laura Wright, Jessica Cory, Appalachian Ecocriticism and the Paradox of Place, page 1

Forms of leafer

pluralleafers

Origin of leafer

From leaf + -er.

Questions about leafer

What does leafer mean?
Leafer means one who leafs.
What part of speech is leafer?
Leafer is a noun.
What is the plural of leafer?
The plural of leafer is leafers.

Words near leafer in the dictionary

  1. leafeaters
  2. leafed
  3. leafed out
  4. leafed through
  5. leafen
  6. leafer
  7. leafers
  8. leafery
  9. leafet
  10. leafets
  11. leaffall

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