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What is another word for Crop? – 136 Crop Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    harvest yield produce gather reap pick cut trim prune shear snip clip lop chop mow sow plant cultivate farm grow nurture tend husband manage oversee supervise direct guide raise breed domesticate culture refinement improvement development advancement progress fruition maturation ripening

    Meaning of Crop

    The primary meaning of the word "crop" is a plant, especially a cereal, fruit, or vegetable, grown for food or other products.

    Definitions

    • A plant, especially a cereal, fruit, or vegetable, grown for food or other products
    • A group of people, especially children, born at about the same time
    • A short hairstyle, especially one that is cut close to the head
    • To cut or remove (something, especially a part of a plant or an animal) with a sharp tool
    • To appear or become visible, especially as a result of something being removed or changed

    Etymology of Crop

    The word "crop" comes from Old English "cropp", which referred to a plant's flowerhead or seedhead, and is related to the word "croph", meaning "a bunch or cluster of fruit"
    The word has been used in English since the 9th century, initially to refer to the head or top of a plant, and later to refer to the plant itself, especially one grown for food or other products

    Example Uses

    • The farmer planted a crop of wheat in the spring and harvested it in the summer
    • The crop of new employees was very enthusiastic and eager to learn
    • She got a crop haircut to keep her hair cool during the summer
    • The photographer cropped the photo to remove the unwanted background
    • The crop circles in the field were a mystery to the locals

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    waste loss damage destruction neglect abandonment decline deterioration decay spoilage rot mold fungus weed pest disease infection infestation blight famine shortage scarcity deficiency insufficiency inadequacy