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Definition of crop
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of crop is as below...
Crop (n.) That which is
cropped,
cut, or
gathered
from a
single
felld,
or of a
single
kind of grain or
fruit,
or in a
single
season;
especially,
the
product
of what is
planted
in the
earth;
fruit;
harvest..
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Well
::
Well (a.) Good in
condition
or
circumstances;
desirable,
either
in a
natural
or moral
sense;
fortunate;
convenient;
advantageous;
happy;
as, it is well for the
country
that the crops did not fail; it is well that the
mistake
was
discovered..
Tendrac
::
Tendrac
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
insectivores
of the
family
Centetidae,
belonging
to
Ericulus,
Echinope,
and
related
genera,
native
of
Madagascar.
They are more or less
spinose
and
resemble
the
hedgehog
in
habits.
The rice
tendrac
(Oryzorictes
hora) is very
injurious
to rice
crops.
Some of the
species
are
called
also
tenrec..
Acrophony
::
Acrophony
(n.) The use of a
picture
symbol
of an
object
to
represent
phonetically
the
initial
sound of the name of the
object.
Cropping
::
Cropping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Cro.
Necropolises
::
Necropolises
(pl. ) of
Necropoli.
Reap
::
Reap (v. t.) To clear of a crop by
reaping;
as, to reap a
field..
Macroprism
::
Macroprism
(n.) A prism of an
orthorhombic
crystal
between
the
macropinacoid
and the unit
prism;
the
corresponding
pyramids
are
called
macropyramids.
Microphyllous
::
Microphyllous
(a.)
Small-leaved.
Aftergrowth
::
Aftergrowth
(n.) A
second
growth
or crop, or
(metaphorically)
development..
Plough
::
Plough
(n.) A
well-known
implement,
drawn by
horses,
mules,
oxen, or other
power,
for
turning
up the soil to
prepare
it for
bearing
crops;
also used to
furrow
or break up the soil for other
purposes;
as, the
subsoil
plow; the
draining
plow..
Bass
::
Bass (n.) The two
American
fresh-water
species
of black bass
(genus
Micropterus).
See Black bass.
Micropyle
::
Micropyle
(n.) An
opening
in the
membranes
surrounding
the ovum, by which
nutrition
is
assisted
and the
entrance
of the
spermatozoa
permitted..
Prickmadam
::
Prickmadam
(n.) A name given to
several
species
of
stonecrop,
used as
ingredients
of
vermifuge
medicines.
See
Stonecrop..
Scrophulariaceous
::
Scrophulariaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a very large
natural
order of
gamopetalous
plants
(Scrophulariaceae,
or
Scrophularineae),
usually
having
irregular
didynamous
flowers
and a
two-celled
pod. The order
includes
the
mullein,
foxglove,
snapdragon,
figwort,
painted
cup,
yellow
rattle,
and some
exotic
trees,
as the
Paulownia..
Wallaroo
::
Wallaroo
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
kangaroos
of the genus
Macropus,
especially
M.
robustus,
sometimes
called
the great
wallaroo..
Sycite
::
Sychnocarpous
(a.)
Having
the
capacity
of
bearing
several
successive
crops of fruit
without
perishing;
as,
sychnocarpous
plants..
Necrophagan
::
Necrophagan
(n.) Any
species
of a tribe
(Necrophaga)
of
beetles
which,
in the
larval
state,
feed on
carrion;
a
burying
beetle..
Acropodium
::
Acropodium
(n.) The
entire
upper
surface
of the foot.
Produce
::
Produce
(v. i.) To yield or
furnish
appropriate
offspring,
crops,
effects,
consequences,
or
results..
Macropodal
::
Macropodal
(a.)
Having
long or large feet, or a long
stem..
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