Now chiefly North American. The reverse or wrong side or face of something, as a document, piece of cloth, mirror, etc.; the underside of a leaf…

An incision made in the edge of a garment, etc., for ornament; a slash; a natural indentation, as in the edge of a leaf.

A minute frilling on the edge of a petal or leaf. Obsolete. rare.

The margin of a leaf. Cf. ambient, n. 1a, ambit, n. 2b.

A part of a leaf or petal resembling a nail or claw.

Botany. (See quots.) Obsolete.

Botany. One of a series of small rounded depressions on the margin of a leaf.

The surface of a leaf or (rarely) other plant organ.

Botany. The broad, thin, expanded part of a leaf, as opposed to the petiole or foot-stalk; the lamina or limb; also the corresponding part of a petal.

Botany. = crenation, n., crenature, n.

A minute oval sac found in the green pulpy part of some leaves; so called from discharging its contents by an opening at each end.

The under surface of a leaf. Also, a lower leaf.

Botany. Applied to a sensitive filament, as the viscous gland-tipped leaf-hairs of the Sundew.

A bullate formation.

†(a) the membrane enclosing leaf fat (obsolete rare); (b) the epidermis of a leaf.