garner in

garner in

To harvest or gather something and store it in some place or thing. A noun or pronoun can be used between "garner" and "in." I spent my youth garnering in crops on my grandparents' farm. We have to garner in the last of these vegetables before it starts getting cold around here. Mabel broke her foot, so she can't garner in the crops like she usually does. I think we should all go over this weekend and help her.

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garner something in

 and garner something up

to take something in and store it; to harvest something in and store it. (Originally referred to grain stored in a granary.) Will they garner the crop in on time this year? They had garnered in the entire crop by late October.

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