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Russian origin. First coined during the Spanish Inquisition (zo-oth'-o-lo-my) (n) The scientific name for a leaf that has been separated from a branch by unnatural forces. It is important to differentiate between natural and unnatural forces. If a hurricane blows leaves off branches, they remain leaves. If humans or animals pull a leaf off a tree, it becomes a zootholomy. plural: zootholomie (zo-oth'-o-lo-mie)
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