Crofter

What do we mean by crofter?

One who rents and cultivates a croft; a tenant farmer. noun

One who occupies or cultivates a croft; specifically, a small farmer on the western coast and islands of Scotland. The Scotch crofter is a small land-tenant, whose holding is not large enough to be called a farm or to support him by tillage. He is the counterpart of the Irish cottier. noun

Originally a customary tenant with well-defined rights to his holding, in the early nineteenth century the crofter came to be regarded merely as a tenant at will. Wholesale evictions of crofters led, in 1883, to the appointment of a parliamentary commission of investigation, the result of which was the enactment, in 1885, of the Crofters Act, which guaranteed permanence of tenure, compensation for improvements, and fair rents, determined by a permanent commission. noun

One who rents and tills a small farm or holding. noun

One who has the tenure of a croft, usually also the occupant and user. noun

An owner or tenant of a small farm in Great Britain noun

One who has the tenure of a croft, usually also the occupant and user.

The only jelly I'll put in my belly Urban Dictionary

Crofter. Or Crofta (for people who can't spell or are actually from the croft) People with low self-esteem and no moral standards ofter found in scum infested council estates. Easily recognisable by a can of special brew in one hand a fag in the other and a mouth like a burnt out fuse board. Urban Dictionary

A beautiful musical About the Jam Crofters sung by Thomas sanders himself . He sings of how wild blueberry who knew that their bafoonery would bear fruit so Devine. Even he doesn’t have the vocabulary to describe what he’s feeling inside Urban Dictionary

An effect in science discovered by Daniel Crofter where 2 objects have certain interactions with each other. These interactions can be a variety of different things. Many values of objects can change based on the Daniel Crofter Effect. Urban Dictionary

The use of haggis as a dildo, or in the highlands of Scotland substituting haggis for lube. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to crofter:
crofter, crafter, crofted.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crofter:
croft, educated, scottish, scotland, land, islands, parliament, security, wife, worked.

Words that rhyme with crofter:
softer, lofter, aloft her, doffed her, oft her, soft her, waft her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe crofter:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective crofter:
fishermen, families, patterns.

Consonant match to crofter:
crafty, crafter, craft a, craft he, craft her.

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