Meaning of 'cropper' in Xhosa is: cropper

cropper: cropper

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Noun(1) small farmers and tenants

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(1) It is a good, reliable cropper that starts fruiting freely at an early age, coming into season in September.(2) It is a very heavy cropper , ripening in August and September.(3) Instead of work allowing the cropper to consume, the work consumes the cropper .(4) I've ordered two varieties - Bluecrop, which is apparently a popular heavy cropper with good drought resistance and Herbert, considered to be the best flavoured of all.(5) It is a good, regular cropper but never produces a particularly heavy crop.(6) He also knew that the Inca potato, unlike modern varieties, was not a good cropper .(7) These metal toolboxes, designed for croppers , are just perfect for our clay tools.(8) 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 .(9) They complete the transformation of croppers into objects by casting them as u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510slavesu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb in need of u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510emancipation.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb(10) Representing croppers who aspired to the middle class (whether accurate or not) was essential to the sentimentalism of the documentary form.(11) The authors protest the exploitation of croppers in general and white croppers in particular.(12) While the rate of white tenancy increased in the period covered, black croppers still outnumbered white.(13) When buying seeds to grow yourself, choose early and late croppers so that you extend the season.(14) Concentrating on catalogues of objects such as houses, clothing, household furnishings, and food helped the authors make visible the invisible economic system that oppressed the croppers .(15) He said that travellers had used bolt croppers on the chains securing the gate to gain access to the land.(16) Instead of identification with the croppers based on common humanity, identification occurs between readers and authors through the shared experience of failure.