Crossword clues for deere
deere
- Mower handle?
- John ___ (tractor maker)
- Handle on farm equipment?
- Handle of a plow?
- Company with a harrowing history?
- "Nothing runs like a ___" (ad slogan)
- Largest employer in the Midwest's Quad Cities, for short
- Company with a buck in its logo
- Name on an excavator
- Biggest employer in Moline, Ill.
- Mane seen around the farm
- United States industrialist who manufactured plows suitable for working the prairie soil (1804-1886)
- Farm-machine inventor
- Farm-machine pioneer
- Steel-plow man
- Farm-implement pioneer
- Farm-machinery pioneer
- Plow man John
- He built a better plow
- A plow inventor
- Farm-machine manufacturer
- Steel-plow pioneer
- Farm-machinery name
- Name on a tractor
- Industralist John
- Moline manufacturer
- Moline, Ill., company
- Plow inventor
- Farm-machine name
- Inventor of farm machines
- Farm equipment name
- Farm implement inventor
- Peerless plowman
- Pioneer in the manufacture of steel plows
- Maker of early steel plows
- Blacksmith-inventor: 1804–86
- Farm-implement man
- Steel-plow entrepreneur
- Farm-equipment man
- Name in farm implements
- Big name in farm implements
- Steel-plow inventor
- Inventor famed for plows
- Manufacturer of the first steel plow
- Farm-equipment pioneer
- Cervine inventor?
- Lawn mower brand
- Plow man
- Farm-gear pioneer
- Tractor name
- Name in lawn equipment
- Steel plow maker
- Corporation headquartered in Moline, Ill.
- Tractor man John
- Moline, Ill., manufacturer
- Tractor man
- Riding lawnmower maker
- Caterpillar competitor
- Caterpillar rival
- Name on a tiller
- Toro competitor
- Tractor maker
- Lawn mower name
- Tractor handle?
- Tractor maker John
- "Nothing runs like a ___"
- Plowmaker
- Groundbreaking manufacturer?
- Mower maker
- Plow pioneer
- Ford competitor, although not in autos
- Inventive Vermont blacksmith of the 19th century
- Big maker of snowblowers
- Fortune 500 company based in Moline, Ill.
- John who made plows
- Plowmaker John
- Big name in tractors
- John of plow fame
- Plow handle?
- Name on a mower
- Combine name
- John on a farm
- Seeder name
- Maker of "the plow that broke the Plains"
- Big name in balers and harvesters
- Combine that makes combines
- Big name in balers
- Plow manufacturer
- Big name in agribusiness
- Harvester maker
- Big employer in Moline, Ill.
- Machine that "nothing runs like"
Wiktionary
a. (archaic spelling of dear English) n. 1 (archaic spelling of dear English) 2 (archaic spelling of deer English)
Wikipedia
Deere is an English family name. It is variant spelling of Dear. This name as two possible origins, the first is derived from the Middle English (1200-1500) personal name "Dere," from the Old English pre 7th century "Deora," meaning beloved and used as a byname.
- Alan Christopher Deere (1917-1995), New Zealand air force personnel
- Jack Deere, American pastor and theologian
- Jason Deere (born 1968), American singer-songwriter
- Jim Deere, former American football player and coach
- John Deere (inventor) (1804-1866), American blacksmith and inventor
The Deere-Clark Motor Car Company was a manufacturer of automobiles in Moline, Illinois from 1906 to 1907.
Usage examples of "deere".
I do not tell The Lemon Drop Kid that he is also criticized in some quarters for his action while in the sneezer at Auburn in sending the old guy the few bobs he is able to gather in by making and selling knickknacks of one kind and another to visitors, until finally Jonas Deering saves him any more bother by up and passing away of too much applejack.
John Deere 420S row crop tractor, hauled a manure spreader, pulled a small bushhog, and felt like a friend.
John Deere invented a plow with a revolving blade and a steel moldboard that was able to cut the sod and turn it over.
After a clumsy doublereverse I stood alone watching Ron Steeples, way over at the far rim of vision, whirl in a rotary cloud of snow and take a swing at Jim Deering, whose back was turned.
Graders, backhoes, hydraulic shovels, boom lifts, anything Caterpillar or John Deere ever made.
His first name is Jonas, and he is a housepainter by trade, but he seldom feels like doing any painting, as he claims he never really recovers from a terrible backache he gets when he is in the Spanish-American War with the First New York, so Miss Alicia Deering supports him by dealing them off her arm in the Commercial Hotel.
Cecile cam whan it was woxen nyght, With preestes that hem cristned alle yfeere, And afterward, whan day was woxen light, Cecile hem seyde, with a ful stedefast cheere, "Now Cristes owene knyghtes, leeve and deere, Cast alle awey the werkes of derkness And armeth yow in armure of brightnesse.
Right as a swerd forkutteth and forkerveth An arme atwo, my deere sone, right so A tonge kutteth freendshipe al atwo.
This knyght avyseth hym and sore siketh, But atte laste, he seyde in this manere: "My lady and my love, and wyf so deere, I put me in youre wise governance.
Lady, thy bountee, thy magnificence, Thy vertu, and thy grete humylitee, Ther may no tonge expresse in no science, For somtyme, lady, er men praye to thee, Thou goost biforn of thy benyngnytee And getest us the lyght, thurgh thy preyere, To gyden us unto thy sone so deere.
To every wight she woxen is so deere And worshipful, that folk ther she was bore And from hir birthe knewe hir yeer by yeere, Unnethe trowed they, but dorste han swore That she to Janicle, of which I spak bifore, She doghter nere, for as by conjecture, Hem thoughte she was another creature.
Enformed whan the kyng was of that knyght, And hath conceyved in his wit aright The manere and the forme of al this thyng, Thus glad and blithe this noble doughty kyng Repeireth to his revel as biforn, The brydel is unto the tour yborn, And kept among hise jueles, leeve and deere.
The nyght cam, and to bedde moste she gon With hir housbonde, as ofte is the manere, And pryvely to hym she seyde anon, "O sweete and wel biloved spouse deere, Ther is a conseil, and ye wolde it heere, Which that right fayn I wolde unto yow seye, So that ye swere ye shul me nat biwreye.
Therfore he made hym dyen in this wise, But nathelees, this Seneca the wise Chees in a bath to dye in this manere, Rather than han anoother tormentise, And thus hath Nero slayn his maister deere.
O deere cosyn Palamon," quod he, "Thyn is the victorie of this aventure.