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Results for: a three leaf cloverTranslations 1 - 30 of 133
English	English
(Slang) thief, dried leaf of tea plant, tea leaf after infusion	tea leaf
abnormal leaf color (Botany); color abnormality (Optics)	chromatism
act of shuffling cards; part of a stream with a strong swift current, rapid, become choppy, flick through pages, grooved part of sluice, quick look at book, rough water, shuffle cards, shuffle cards; leaf through, thumb through; turn pages quickly, sub...	riffle
acupuncture tool, conifer leaf, engraving tool, knitting tool, obelisk, pointed crystal, pointed part, pointer, provocation, provoke, sew, stitch; prick; be sarcastic; tease, sewing tool, slender pointed tools (usually of metal, often with a hole a one...	needle
adorned with or made of floral designs, with flower-and-leaf designs	floriated
angle between stem and branch (Botany), space between leaf and stem	axil
any bundle of fibers belonging to the nervous system that transmits sensations and messages between the brain and other parts of the body; tendon (Anatomy); vein in a leaf or insect wing; courage; daring; rude boldness (Informal), embolden; gather cour...	nerve
any of a number of Mediterranean plants having spiny leaves and white or purplish flowers, leaf design, plant with spiny leaves	acanthus
any of a number of plants having coarse fuzzy leaves and dense yellow-flowered spikes, flannel leaf, flowering plant, velvet plant	mullein
any of a number of small three-leaved plants (including clover and wood sorrel); yellow-flowered clover which is the Irish national emblem, three-leafed clover	shamrock
any of the curved bones which form the rib cage; support which resembles a rib bone; central vein of a leaf; lengthwise ridge (in fabric, etc.), curved bone of chest, install ribs, strengthen with ribs; tease, mock, make fun of, knit plain and purl sti...	rib
architectural decoration of curved leaves used at the edge of a spire or gable, decorative carved leaf	crocket
architectural ornament, flower or leaf symbol, leaf with four leaflets; leaf-like ornament with four lobes (Architecture)	quatrefoil
aromatic leaf used in cooking	bay leaf
asexual reproductive structure, leaf bud; budlike growth which separates from the parent plant to form a new one (Botany); budlike growth which separates from the parent organism to form a new one (Zoology)	gemma
at puberty, hairy, sexually mature; (about a leaf) covered with soft downy hairs	pubescent
axillar, between leaf or branch and stem, of armpit, of the armpit, pertaining to the armpit (Anatomy); pertaining to the axil, of the angle between stem and branch (Botany)	axillary
baking tin, betel leaf, concavity in earth, container for waste, cook food in a frying pan; criticize harshly; move a video camera from one side to the other to capture a panoramic view, cooking pot, critical review, criticize severely, dish for sortin...	pan
base leaf on an ear, small leaf in the blossoming of grass or sedge or similar plant	glume
bearing leaves, leafy; leaflike; bearing leaves; pertaining to leaves; made up of thin layers, of or resembling a leaf	foliaceous
bee with leaf-lined nest	leafcutter bee
bottom part of grass leaf	leaf sheath
branching vein, small blood vessel, small vein (especially leading from the capillaries to the veins); small vein in the wing of an insect or in a leaf	venule
bud near a leaf	lateral bud
bulge or swelling, knot, bulge; mass of tissue; swelling; complication; joint or point on a stem from which a leaf grows; point that receives and transmits transmission signals from different directions (Internet), lump on something, point in sentence ...	node
bush clover, forage plant	lespedeza
cells that will become a leaf	leaf primordium
center vein of a leaf (Botany), thick central vein of leaf	midrib
cladode, phylloclade, stem resembling leaf	cladophyll
clover grown for forage, Egyptian clover	berseem

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EUdict is a collection of online dictionaries for the languages spoken mostly in the European Community. These dictionaries are the result of the work of many authors who worked very hard and finally offered their product free of charge on the internet thus making it easier to all of us to communicate with each other. For more information about the authors see Credits.

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