superharvest
superharvest noun: an exceptionally abundant harvest.
Noun
superharvest (plural superharvests)
- An exceptionally abundant harvest.
- If you get a last-minute dinner invitation, you might freeze that fish you bought; if you take the kids strawberry picking, get the excess in there as quickly as you can; if you have a superharvest of vegetables (or a good score at the farmer’s market), blanch them and freeze them.2009 May 6, Mark Bittman, “Freeze That Thought”, in New York Times
Forms of superharvest
| plural | superharvests |
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Origin of superharvest
From super- + harvest.
Questions about superharvest
- What does superharvest mean?
- Superharvest means an exceptionally abundant harvest.
- What part of speech is superharvest?
- Superharvest is a noun.
- What is the plural of superharvest?
- The plural of superharvest is superharvests.
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