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crofter
[krawf-ter, krof-]
noun
a person who rents and works a small farm, especially in Scotland or northern England.
ˈǴڳٱ
/ ˈɒڳə /
noun
an owner or tenant of a small farm, esp in Scotland or northern England
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
"She passes herself off as a wealthy literary lady, who is writing a novel about the plight of the crofters of Skye," she added.
The land is mostly used by tenant crofters and farmers, and has a history as a game shooting estate.
Bee was built using age-old clinker planking techniques for a co-operative of crofters from Stroma which sits between Orkney and the mainland.
Over the years, a book recording sheep tags used by local crofters was also produced.
Robert Macdonald, a local crofter and National Farmers' Union representative, said farmers were worried for their sheep and lambs.
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