leaflet

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  1. noun One of the segments of a compound leaf.
  2. noun A small leaf or leaflike part.
  3. noun A printed, usually folded handbill or flier intended for free distribution.

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  • Bunting again defended himself, admitting that he had referred to the Communist leaflet when he spoke at the Marabastad meeting, but stating that he had to do so, though briefly, as the leaflet was distributed to the audience by Joffe, a member of the F.S.U. —  Sidney Percival Bunting
  • On one level, it is wrong to call the leaflet "amoral." —  GetReligion
  • With death or fear, it doesn't matter which, you'll transmit you fear to your comrades ... like the leaflet-scattering shell that will explode over your heads in a few days ... and maybe you are one of those who out of fear kept one of those writs of amnesty. —  MRZine.org
  • Demonstrators clamoured for the leaflet, and after they had read it several came back for more and began distributing it themselves. —  RINF Alternative News Media: Daily Breaking News
  • The warranty card, comprehensive user manual in several different languages and a Key 3 Spirit leaflet are all visible under the lid. —  Overclockers Club news Feed
 

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/ˈliflɛt/
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