leaflet
/ˈliːflət/
verb
- To distribute leaflets to people, especially in a public place.
- The campaign team leafleted every house on the street.
- They plan to leaflet the entire neighborhood about the event.
- Volunteers leafleted the crowd at the concert.
noun
- A small printed sheet of paper, often folded, that gives information or advertises something.
- Volunteers handed out leaflets for the charity run.
- She picked up a leaflet about the local farmers' market.
- The hospital provides a leaflet on healthy eating.
- A small or young leaf, or one of the parts of a compound leaf.
- Each leaflet of the clover plant is shaped like a tiny heart.
- Botanists count the number of leaflets to identify certain plants.
- The fern's frond is made up of many small leaflets.