Word: croppers

Category: croppers

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Related words: croppers

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Synonyms: croppers

sharecropper

Translations: croppers

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spanish
Translations:
aparceros, cultivadores, cosechadores, medieros, segadores
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german
Translations:
stürze, Pächter, Locheisen, Abschneider
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french
Translations:
métayers, cultivateurs, des métayers, tondeurs
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italian
Translations:
mezzadri, tagliabulloni, troncatrici, troncatrici per, mezzadrile
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portuguese
Translations:
lavradores, meeiros, cultivadores, arrendatários
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dutch
Translations:
kroppers, Akkerbouwers, Croppers, deelpachters, ponsmachines
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russian
Translations:
издольщики
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norwegian
Translations:
tenger, hulltenger
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swedish
Translations:
saxar, arrendatorer, brukare
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danish
Translations:
skæremaskiner
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czech
Translations:
průbojníky
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polish
Translations:
nożyce, nożyce do, noŜyce, noŜyce do
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turkish
Translations:
The Croppers
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ukrainian
Translations:
здольники, іздольщікі
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bulgarian
Translations:
замби, ножици
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belarusian
Translations:
здольнікі
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estonian
Translations:
rentnikud
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lithuanian
Translations:
karpyti
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latvian
Translations:
grieznes
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romanian
Translations:
unelte de tăiat, tăiat, de tăiat
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slovenian
Translations:
spolovino

The meaning and "use of": croppers

noun
  • a plant that yields a crop of a specified kind or in a specified way. - the white-fleshed varieties are the heaviest croppers
  • a machine or person that cuts or trims something, such as wool off a sheep or the pile of a carpet during manufacture. - Bolt croppers , a sledge hammer and mobile phones were thrown from a Ford Mondeo at chasing police cars.
  • a person who raises a crop, especially as a sharecropper. - Census data shows that more croppers were black than white, but economic and agricultural conditions in the Depression caused a great many white farmers to become tenants or croppers .

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