Spell check of harvest

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Correct spelling: harvest

Definition:

här'vest, n. the time of gathering in the ripened crops: the crops gathered in: fruits: the product of any labour: consequences.-- v.t. to reap and gather in.-- ns. HAR'VEST-BUG, - LOUSE, - TICK, a mite or tick of minute size, abundant late in summer, and very troublesome to people with delicate skins; HAR'VESTER, a reaper in harvests; HAR'VEST-FEAST, the feast made at the ingathering of harvest; HAR'VEST-FIELD, a field where a harvest is or has been; HAR'VEST-FLY, in U.S. the popular name for a species of cicada; HAR'VEST-HOME, the bringing home of the harvest: the feast held at the bringing home of the harvest; HAR'VEST-LORD, the head-reaper at the harvest; HAR'VEST-MAN ( B.), a labourer in harvest; HAR'VEST-MOON, the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox, rising nearly at the same hour for several days; HAR'VEST-MOUSE, a very small species of mouse, building its nest in the stalks of growing corn; HAR'VEST-QUEEN, an image of Ceres, the queen or goddess of fruits, in ancient times carried about on the last day of harvest. [ A.S. hærfest; Ger. herbst, Dut. herfst.]

What does the acronym harvest stand for?

HARVEST abbreviation definition:

– a.k.a. data harvesting

Common misspellings:

hapharzardly, havnen't, havarst, havest, havent't, havasted, harnesed, harvert, havesome, higfhest, haveit, harest, heaivest, homevist, haevn't, hearvest, havft, haphazarlee, heavist, harsest, havehad, hartiest, harveys, hearfelt, havet, haveat, huffpost, harshist, highvelocity, hapiest, harresed, harvasting, darvacet, harvestor, harvestable, harverd, heavset, harvet, havegot, heavyiest, havent, harvetsed, havebut, harrast, havernt, haveint, hihest, havejust, havem't, harverst.

Examples of usage:

" So this affair here is more than a triumph: it's the promise of yet another harvest. Paris From the "Three Cities" by Emile Zola
When the harvest season drew to a close, dismay crept into the soul of our hero. Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1902 to 1903 by Lucy Maud Montgomery
If it's like our harvest festival, the things keep dropping in all day. Marcella by Mrs. Humphry Ward
Have you had a good harvest? The Adventures of a Three-Guinea Watch by Talbot Baines Reed