cropfullˈ adjective

Satiated, filled to repletion

croppˈer noun

1. Someone or something that crops
2. A plant that yields a crop
3. A person who raises a crop in exchange for a share of it (also share cropper)
4. A kind of pigeon noted for its large crop
5. A small platen printing machine
6. A fall (informal)
7. A failure (informal)

croppˈing noun

1. The act of cutting off
2. The raising of crops
3. An outcrop (geology)

croppˈy noun

One of the Irish rebels of 1798 who cut their hair short, like the French Revolutionists

cropˈbound adjective

(of birds) suffering from impaction of the crop

crop circle noun

A swirled or flattened circle in a field of arable crop, orig thought to be a natural phenomenon caused by particular meteorological conditions on an undulating landscape but in most instances now proved to be man-made as a hoax (also called corn circle)

cropˈduster noun

1. An aircraft that sprays crops from the air with fungicides or insecticides
2. The pilot of such an aircraft

cropˈ-dusting noun

cropˈ-ear noun (obsolete)

A person, horse, dog, etc with cropped ears

cropˈ-eared adjective

1. (of a person, horse, dog, etc) having the ears cropped
2. (of a Puritan) having hair cropped to show the ears (used by Cavaliers as gibe)

cropˈland noun

Land used for growing crops

cropˈ-marks plural noun (archaeology)

Variations in the depth or colour of a crop growing in a field, which, viewed from the air, can show the presence of a structure beneath the soil

crop rotation noun

The growing of different crops in sequence on the same piece of land over a number of years in order to minimize depletion of the soil

cropˈsick adjective

Sick of a surfeit

crop top noun

A garment for the upper body, cut short to reveal the wearer's stomach

come a cropper (informal)

To have a fall, perhaps from the phrase neck and crop