No, leafs is incorrect. I'm not sure what you are trying to tell me with your link, it supports what I said as far as I can see. Leaves- The plural of leaf

No, leafs is incorrect. I'm not sure what you are trying to tell me with your link, it supports what I said as far as I can see. Leaves- The plural of leaf, or to depart Leafs- A verb meaning to rapidly turn pages while skimming for content. When to Use Leafs You will use the word leafs on one occasion. As a verb, you can say that someone is leafing through a magazine, while as a noun, a single piece of paper is a leaf. Leafs is the present tense term for searching through a book or other collections of paper. That is the completely different meaning I referred to. And it does not have the plural of leaf as a second meaning. > But leaves has a second meaning which makes it ambiguous. It is unambiguous in that sentence structure where it clearly must be a noun. Even if it was ambiguous here, using leafs would still be wrong.