Usage examples (30)

• There is a two-leaved Solomon's seal called the false lily-of-the-valley which is found at this same time.
• The flowers are of a lively rose colour, about twelve in a cluster; tendrils five-cut, long, and two-leaved.
• The bolts of the two-leaved door rattled and it was set wide; she heard the iron wedges kicked under each to hold it open.
• The doors were heavy two-leaved slabs of teak-wood, deeply carved, often with wickets in them; and they had rich hinges and ring-knockers of hammered iron.