Similar words: double cropping, copper, capped, tapped, tipped, whipped, stepped, equipped. Meaning: [krɒp] adj. (of land or soil) used for growing crops.
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1, I can't make it tonight — something's cropped up.
2, His name has cropped up at every selection meeting this season.
3, With her lean frame and cropped hair, Lennox had a fashionably androgynous look.
4, Social problems cropped up in the wake of natural disasters.
5, His name just cropped up in conversation.
6, Her husband was cropped from the photograph.
7, A difficulty has cropped up at work.
8, His hair was closely cropped.
9, The beans have cropped well this year.
10, The gardener cropped the hedges.
11, Stella had had her hair closely cropped .
12, The subject cropped up as we talked.
13, She had cropped grey hair.
14, The wheat has cropped well this year.
15, Women athletes wear cropped tops and tight shorts.
16, A new problem cropped out at this critical moment.
17, The soldiers' hair was cropped close to the skull.
18, I'll be late-something's cropped up at the office.
19, The potatoes cropped well this year.
20, Sheep had cropped the grass .
21, The land on hilltops and hillsides was all cropped.
22, The beans cropped well this year.
23, The river valley is intensively cropped.
24, She cropped her hair and dyed it blonde.
25, They cropped 15 acres with corn.
26, All sorts of difficulties cropped up.
27, The gardener cropped the hedge.
28, With her cropped hair and and her mannish clothes,[http://sentencedict.com/cropped.html] she typifies the sort of feminist often feared by men.
29, You seem to have cropped up badly on page 11, your acts are wrong.
30, We are discussing the problems that have recently cropped up.
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