Broadleaf

( Bot.) See TERMINAL I A. Broad'-leafed, Broad'-leaved, a. Having broad leaves. "Narrow and broad-leaved Cyprus gra ." - Woodward. Broad'ly, adv. In a broad manner. Broad Mountain, in Pennsylvania, an extensive ridge, stretching S.W. from the middle of Carbon co., through Schuylkill co., into Dauphin, a distance of abt. 50 m., and forming along its summit, about 2,000 feet above sea, a broad table land, whence its name. It is the highest mountain in the anthracite coal region of Pennsylvania. Broad-mouth Creek, in S. Carolina , embouching into Saluda River, in Abbeville district. Broad'ne , n . Breadth; extent from side to side; coarsene ; gro ne ; as, broadne of style. "I have used the cleanest metaphor I coul. find to palliate the broadne of the meaning." - Dryden. Broad'-pennant, n. ( Naut.) The pennant carried at the mast-head of a commodore's ve el. See Com MODORE.