"neck and crop" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Uncertain, but crop may refer to the backside of a horse, so that a horse that fell neck and crop had both its neck and backside hit the ground.",
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          "text": "She turned him neck and crop out of the house.",
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          "text": "\"In Peter Harrigan's mines! Don't you realise that he'll pick them up and throw them out of here, neck and crop--the whole crew, every man in the town, if necessary?\"",
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          "text": "In the darkness he fell on him, dragged him to the back gate, and flung him out neck-and-crop.",
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        "(dated) completely and with violence"
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          "word": "neck and heels"
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          "sense": "completely and with violence",
          "word": "met kop en kont"
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  "word": "neck and crop"
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  "word": "neck and crop"
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