crop
crop
krɑp
kraap
British pronunciation
/krɒp/

Definition & Meaning of "crop"in English

Crop
01

all the fruit, wheat, etc. harvested during a season

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The farmer harvested a large crop of corn this year.
02

a plant that is grown for food over large areas of land

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The farmers planted a new crop of wheat this season.
03

a hairstyle in which the back and sides are cut short or faded

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04

a pouch in birds and some other animals used to store and soften food before digestion

What is a "crop"?

A crop is a specialized pouch-like structure in a bird's digestive system. It acts as a temporary storage chamber for food, allowing birds to consume a large amount of food quickly and process it gradually. This adaptation enables efficient feeding and digestion, particularly for birds with high energy demands or those that need to gather food in one location and consume it later. The crop plays a crucial role in optimizing a bird's foraging strategies and managing its food intake.

05

the handle or stock of a whip

06

a group or collection of people or things appearing together

to crop
01

to cut someone's hair short

Transitive: to crop hair
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She decided to crop her hair for a fresh new look before starting college.
02

(of an animal) to bite off and consume the tops or upper parts of plants

Transitive: to crop plants
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The sheep cropped the tender shoots of the young saplings, grazing peacefully in the meadow.
03

to gather or harvest a plant, typically for agricultural purposes

Transitive: to crop a plant
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The farmers cropped the wheat in late summer to prepare for the upcoming season.
04

to cut the edges or parts of something, often to change its shape or size

Transitive: to crop sth
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The tailor decided to crop the trousers to a shorter length for a modern style.
05

to produce or yield a harvest

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Despite the drought, the fields cropped abundantly this year.
06

to prepare and plant agricultural land with specific crops

Transitive: to crop agricultural land
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The agriculturalists of the ancient civilization meticulously cropped the riverbanks with rows of barley.
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