a. [See LEAVED, LEAFED.] a. Having or covered with dense foliage; thickly set with leaves.
1582. Stanyhurst, Æneis, I. (Arb.), 28. Shaded with thick-leaued arbours.
1660. Blount, Boscobel, 32. The colonel made choice of a thick-leafed oak.
1847. Tennyson, Princess, III. 159. The thick-leaved platans of the vale.
b. Having thick fleshy leaves.
1707. Mortimer, Husb. (1721), I. 31. Where thick-leav’d Weeds are amongst the Grass, they will need more drying than ordinary Grass doth.
1860. Merc. Marine Mag., VII. 199. A thick leafed … plant.
