Implicating leaf_umbrella → umbrella
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Reason:

A leaf umbrella is a leaf that is an umbrella.

Also, leaf_umbrella -> leaf

EDIT: The tag implication leaf_umbrella -> umbrella (forum #181411) has been rejected by @bitWolfy.

+1 for leaf_umbrella I→ leaf

-1 for leaf_umbrella I→ umbrella. An umbrella is a specific man-made device. Using something else as if it were an umbrella doesn't suddenly make that thing an umbrella.

leaf umbrella is not an umbrella, its a leaf. if you use random object to shield yourself from rain, it doesnt become an umbrella. if you use a chair in same manner as umbrella, its still a chair and not an umbrella.

Ledian said:
..if you use random object to shield yourself from rain, it doesnt become an umbrella. if you use a chair in same manner as umbrella, its still a chair and not an umbrella.

Yeah, but can you sit on an umbrella?

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... I formally retract the question.

-1 for leaf_umbrella → umbrella
+1 for leaf_umbrella → leaf.

wow leafs

Wow this old one. Yeah sure, selectively apply umbrella.

So, basically, umbrella refers to the device while a dunolly† of any sort, be it leaf, newspaper, or whatnot, would be anything that's not the specific device itself being used in its stead.

† dunolly, n. An improvised umbrella. ~ Douglas Adams, The Meaning of LIff

The tag implication leaf_umbrella -> umbrella (forum #181411) has been rejected by @bitWolfy.

The tag implication leaf_umbrella -> leaf has been approved by @bitWolfy.