harvested

Brought in produce

Harvested is the past tense of harvest—to gather crops or other resources when they're ready.

Farmers harvest wheat, fishermen harvest oysters, foresters harvest timber.

The word extends to collecting anything that has matured or accumulated: We harvested rainwater from the roof.

In darker contexts, organs are harvested from donors, and data is harvested from users.

agriculture

grain

Cereal plant's harvest unit

  • wheatCereal crop for flour
  • barleyGrain for malt
  • oatsCereal grain for porridge

corn · soybean · rice · millet · sorghum · rye · combine · threshing · winnowing · sickle

abundance

bounty

Reward for capture

yield · surplus · profusion · ample · overflowing · richness · productive · bumper · generous · successful

gathering

gathered

Brought into one place

plucked · culled · bundled · stockpiled · stored · preserved · canned · dried · foraged · handpicked

autumn

Thanksgiving

Autumn gratitude holiday

hayride · cider · cranberry · squash · orchard · vineyard · festival · celebration · scarecrow · bonfire

organs

transplant

Move tissue between bodies

  • kidneyBlood-filtering organ
  • liverAbdominal detoxifying organ
  • heartCirculatory system's pump

donor · recipient · surgical · medical · procurement · tissue · ethical · trafficking · donation · lifesaving

Categories
Opposites
agricultural cycle stage

harvestedplanted

Put into ground

sown · seeded · cultivated · germinated · sprouted

collection status

harvestedunharvested

Not yet reaped

ungathered · unreaped · unpicked · on the vine · uncollected

resource accumulation vs. dispersal

harvestedscattered

Spread irregularly about

sown · dispersed · distributed · broadcast · spread

Phrases
Family

harvest, harvesting, harvester, harvests, harvesters, postharvest

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G