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cropper

[krop-er] / ˈkrɒp ər /






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Manchester United are yet to come a cropper on the road in this season’s Premier League and here’s a mighty fine chance to make it 14 undefeated trips on the spin.

From The Guardian

“I don’t know that the pandemic has really - I can’t say for the row croppers - but as far as the labor involved, it’s still pretty much the same ol’ same ol’,” he said.

From Washington Times

A key man in Saturday’s breakaway, the Italian suffered a broken collar bone, fractured ribs and a punctured lung after coming a cropper around 50 kilometres into yesterdays stage.

From The Guardian

Theresa May come a cropper on that particular policy.

From BBC

They called themselves “Luddites”, a whimsical reference to a folktale about a young cropper who, when beaten by his master, retaliated by destroying his frame.

From The Guardian