See make leaf cushion. leaf-dab See dab leaf. leaf-fold See fold leaf. leaf-groom See groom leaf. leaf-inspect See inspect leaf. leaf-midrib spoon Juvenile male, Xmas, and infant female, Liz, removed leaf-blade by clipping leaf and used midrib for licking water. Rare solo play. Cf. leaf-spoon. See video. leaf-mop See mop ants with leaves. leaf-napkin See wipe with detached object. 110 leaf-pile pull 111 leaf-pile pull See pull leaf-pile. leaf-pile push See push leaf-pile. leaf-sponge Remove leaves from tree or shrub, dip into water, then put into mouth, and compress. Result is kind of absorbant sponge, which is soaked into tree-hole or stream, then sucked to drink water. Whiten et al. s Leaf-sponge. Chimpanzees of Tongo used moss for leaf sponges. Customary at Gombe, Mahale, Kibale, Budongo, Bossou, Ta,