leafsome
leafsome adjective: full of leaves, bearing leaves.
Adjective
leafsome (comparative more leafsome, superlative most leafsome)
- Full of leaves, bearing leaves
Forms of leafsome
| comparative | more leafsome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most leafsome |
Origin of leafsome
From leaf + -some.
Questions about leafsome
- What does leafsome mean?
- Leafsome means full of leaves, bearing leaves.
- What part of speech is leafsome?
- Leafsome is an adjective.
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