When grain is cut it is (or used to be) tied up in ________.
| BUNDLES | 663 |
| SHEAVES | 169 |
| NR | 122 |
| SHEATHS | 33 |
| SHEAFS | 29 |
| SHOCKS | 22 |
| BUNCHES | 12 |
| BALES | 10 |
| NH | 4 |
| BINDS | 3 |
| STACKS | 3 |
| SACKS | 2 |
| SHOCKED | 2 |
| STOOKS | 2 |
| BALE | 1 |
| BINDERS | 1 |
| BINDING | 1 |
| CORN SHEAVES | 1 |
| CORN SHOCKS | 1 |
| DOODLES | 1 |
| ESPIGAS | 1 |
| GRASS SACKS | 1 |
| HAND TIES | 1 |
| HAND-BOUND | 1 |
| HANDS | 1 |
| HAND-TIED | 1 |
| HEAPS | 1 |
| SHEAF | 1 |
| SHEATS | 1 |
| SHOCK-HAND | 1 |
| SHUCK | 1 |
| STOCKS | 1 |
| STOOKED | 1 |
| SWATHES | 1 |
| TARES | 1 |
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