leaves of three, let it be

A phrase to help recognize poison ivy in order to avoid touching it. When you go on your nature walk, remember—leaves of three, let it be! Otherwise you're going to have a real bad day.

See also: leaves, let, of

See also:

poison with
poison with (something)
(as) sure as eggs (is eggs)
a penny for them
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touching
hack (something) out of (something)
hack out of
a word to the wise
(one's) best foot forward

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