Reaper (noun)

A person or machine that reaps (cuts and gathers) crops.

Origin:

Old english ræpare, from ræpan "to reap".

Examples:

1. The farmer used a reaper to cut the wheat in the field.
2. The reaper had to work quickly to finish the job before the rain.
3. The reaper was a common sight in the countryside during harvest season.
4. The old reaper was replaced by a modern combine harvester.
5. The reaper's job was hard, it required a lot of skill and experience.