large-leaved
adjective
(Especially in the names of plants) having large leaves.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Lyte (1529–1607), botanist and antiquary. Originally after classical Latin lātifolius.
- theogony
- theol.
- the old days
- the oldest profession
- the oldest trick in the book
- the Old Firm
- theologian
- theologian of hope
- theological
- theologically
- theological virtues
- theologise
- theologist
- theologize
- theology
- theology of hope
- the Olympics
- theomachy
- the Ombudsman
- the one
- the only game in town
- theophany
- theophoric
- theophorous
- Theophrastus