Another word for harvest | Synonyms for harvest

Another word for harvest

harvest Synonyms

harvest

n.

Crop
reaping, yield, yielding, fruitage; see crop, fruit 1, grain 1, produce, vegetable.
Product
intake, results, return, yield; see product 2, result.
A season
harvest time, summer, fall; see autumn, month, season.

harvest Synonyms

harvest

v.

gather in, accumulate, pile up, collect, garner, crop, cut, pluck, pick, cull, take in, draw in, glean, amass, gather the harvest, hoard, mow, take the yield, take the crop, take the second crop, strip the fields, put in barns, gather the first fruits; see also reap 1, store 2.

Antonyms sow*, plant, seed.

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Another word for harvest

noun

The produce harvested from the land:
crop, fruit, fruitage, yield. See ingestion
Something brought about by a cause:
aftermath, consequence, corollary, effect, end product, event, fruit, issue, outcome, precipitate, ramification, result, resultant, sequel, sequence, sequent, upshot. See cause

verb

To collect ripe crops:

crop, garner, gather, pick, reap. See collect

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That's a sign of a good harvest next year.
The snow melted, leaving in its wake a harvest of spring flowers.
Somebody will be out here trying to harvest it.
Harvest generally extends from the middle of August to near the end of September.
The million-gallon harvest of nature's heated waters was a major tourist attraction.

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