Noun sheaf has 1 sense

1. bundle, sheaf - a package of several things tied together for carrying or storing
   --₁ is a kind of package, parcel
   --₁ has particulars: bale; fagot, faggot; pack; swag
   

Noun - Bundle of Stalks:

A sheaf refers to a bundle of stalks, such as grain, wheat, or hay, that has been tied together.

Example sentence: The farmer gathered the golden sheaves of wheat and stacked them neatly in the barn.

Noun - Collection of Papers:

In the context of documents or papers, a sheaf is a collection of them tied or fastened together.

Example sentence: The secretary handed the sheaf of papers to the manager for review.

Verb - Gather or Bind into a Sheaf:

In this sense, sheaf is used as a verb to describe the action of gathering stalks or papers and tying them together.

Example sentence: I sheafed the freshly cut flowers and arranged them in a vase.

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