Fruit, crop, produce; abundance of produce.

transferred. The result or produce of tillage; crop, harvest. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Apparently used for: Fruit, produce.

(a) = sense A. 1; (b) a crop of madder.

The profit or produce derived from the tillage of land.

The annual produce of plants cultivated or preserved for food, esp. that of the cereals; the produce of the land, either while growing or when…

Production of crops or the like; produce.

‘The profits of sown land: but the word is sometimes used more largely for any products that arise naturally from the ground as grass, fruit, etc.’…

What is borne by the soil; produce, crop.

That which grows or is produced from the earth; vegetable produce, crops. Also formerly in plural (rare). archaic.

that which grows in or has been harvested from the fields; vegetation, esp. crops.

The amount gathered, crop, harvest.

The products which ground or land yield; as the hay of meadows, herbage of pasture, corn of arable, rents, services, etc.; also, the lands, etc…

Agricultural produce, cultivated crops. Obsolete.

Crop. Obsolete. rare.

In spec. uses. Field-produce, crops, vegetables. Now dialect and Trade (= large potatoes intended for sale). Also in attributive phrase ware potato.

A harvest or crop. In later use chiefly with reference to France and French-speaking regions.

concrete. The produce of tilling; a crop: = tillage, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.

concrete. Tilled or ploughed land; land under crops as distinct from pasturage; the crops growing on tilled land.

Cultivated produce of a garden or farm; natural produce of land.

concrete. A growth, a crop. Obsolete.

That which is produced by a plant; fruit, a crop. rare (now Jamaican).

A gathering, collection; spec. a harvest or crop. Also figurative and in extended use.

With qualification or contextual specification: The yield or produce of some particular cereal or other plant in a single season or in a particular…

A growth of something planted or sown; a crop. Obsolete.

A crop or plant that has been raised. rare.

The raising of crops from land; also crops collectively.