reaper
/ˈripər/
noun
- A person who cuts and gathers crops.
- The reapers worked from dawn until dusk in the fields.
- In ancient times, reapers sang songs while they worked.
- Each reaper carried a sickle to cut the grain.
- A machine that cuts and gathers crops.
- The invention of the reaper changed farming forever.
- A mechanical reaper can cut a whole field in a few hours.
- The farmer bought a new reaper to speed up the harvest.
- A person who receives the results of their actions (often used in the phrase 'reap what you sow').
- He was a reaper of the chaos he had created.
- She became a reaper of kindness because she had given so much.
- In the end, every reaper gets what they deserve.
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