1. Plural of cloverleaf; a highway interchange with four ramps arranged in a pattern resembling a four-leaf clover, allowing traffic to move in any direction without crossing other traffic.
Usage: common in transportation and urban planning contexts
2. Plural of cloverleaf; a decorative or symbolic design shaped like a four-leaf clover.
Usage: used in architecture, design, and heraldry

Examples

• The city built several cloverleafs to reduce traffic congestion at major intersections.
• Drivers navigated the cloverleafs carefully during rush hour.
• The highway system includes multiple cloverleafs connecting the interstate routes.
• Medieval churches often featured cloverleafs in their window designs.
• The architect incorporated cloverleafs as decorative elements throughout the building's facade.