harvest /härˈvist/

1. The time of gathering in crops
2. Crops gathered in
3. Fruits
4. The product or result of any labour or act
5. Autumn (obsolete and dialect)

1. To reap and gather in (crops)
2. To gather or reap (benefits, etc)
3. To remove (a body part) from a donor prior to transplantation

To gather a crop

harˈvester noun

1. A person who harvests
2. A reaping machine
3. Any member of the Opiliones, a class of Arachnida with very long legs (also harˈvestman or harvest spider)

harvest bug, harvest louse, harvest mite or harvest tick noun

A minute larval form of mites of the Trombiculidae and Tetranychidae, abundant in late summer

harˈvest-feast noun

harvest festival noun

A church service of thanksgiving for the harvest

harˈvest-field noun

harˈvest-fly noun

(in the USA) a cicada of various kinds

harˈvest-goose noun

A goose eaten at a harvest home feast

harvest home noun

(a celebration of) the bringing home of the harvest

harvest lady, harvest lord noun

The head reapers at the harvest

harˈvestman noun

A harvester

harvest moon noun

The full moon nearest the autumnal equinox, rising nearly at the same hour for several days

harvest mouse noun

A very small mouse that nests in the stalks of corn

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