four-leaf , także: four-leaved

Also the four-leaf clover has a special part in this drama.

Let's see if we can find a four-leaf clover for Terry.

Everyone knows about four-leaf clovers and the fact that they are supposed to bring good luck.

No one wants to end up counting on a game of pepper or a four-leaf clover today.

She sees a four-leaf clover; it reminds her of the war.

And she has been known to wear four-leaf clovers in her shoes during fashion shows.

Look at how long we've looked for this one; it's as if some animal decided to eat nothing but four-leaf clovers.

If a man who cannot count finds a four-leaf clover, is he lucky?

He plucked each batch as though looking for four-leaf clovers.

We wore a four-leaf clover, which meant nothing except among ourselves, who all loved it.

I know a few little charms, the four-leaf clover, the iron.

A four-leaf clover was consistently believed to be a lucky charm.

It is called that because it looks like a four-leaf clover.

How many people, in idle moments, still hunted four-leaf clovers?

At each place was a napkin, folded to resemble a four-leaf clover.

How did this legend of good luck signified by four-leaf clovers begin?

Others convey common superstitions, like the good luck associated with a four-leaf clover.

Benson suggested the four-leaf clover, and the emblem was chosen.

We'd have to be hung with four-leaf clovers - and I couldn't see any clover around here.

During their first walk, Czerny found her a four-leaf clover, out of countless regular ones.

The result of this is a rainbow-hued, shimmering four-leaf clover.

So maybe it's more rewarding, like finding a four-leaf clover between cracks in the pavement on 57th Street or something.

Wood sorrel is a lemon posing as a four-leaf clover.

They thought they could snap their fingers or discover a four-leaf clover.

"You must have eaten some four-leaf clovers for lunch, fella."