leafy

Modifies a noun

• suburb: Most of the halls are in the leafy suburbs around a mile from the main campus.
• vegetable: Citrus fruits, green leafy vegetables, tomatoes, potatoes.
• glade: The image is a leafy glade, a take on Shakespeare's Midsummer's Nights Dream.
• suburbia: The perception of teaching life in leafy suburbia will often provide an attractive alternative.
• lane: Located in a leafy lane, 2 miles north of Leeds city center, truly is the country house hotel in the city.
• liverwort: Current status Wilson`s pouchwort is a leafy liverwort found in wooded ravines where there is both constant high humidity and reasonable light levels.

Modifying Another Word

• very: Purley remains a very leafy suburb in nature with the spacious Purley Downs golf course situated to the east.
• densely: The crown is broad and densely leafy - casting a refreshing but rather somber shade.
• somewhere: Almost everyone wants to live somewhere leafy once they get going.
• rather: Gentleman that compared to Hull, Kingston-upon-Thames looks rather leafy.
• then: The first was to appoint a principal and the second was to relocate to the then leafy and rural Isleworth.
• pretty: A pretty leafy shrub is got ready to make a " plaything " for the seed.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Gentleman that compared to Hull, Kingston-upon-Thames looks rather leafy.
• overlook: Dorset Square Hotel is a classic townhouse overlooking leafy Dorset square the former site of Lords Cricket Ground.
• find: So, at the top of their shopping lists you find leafy Vincent Square, elegant Smith Square and grand Lord North Street.
• get: Plum tree has lost its flowers and is now getting leafy.
• have: The species are marine perennials, rooted in the substratum, having leafy stems either submerged or partially submerged.