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Clutter   /klˈətər/   Listen
Clutter

verb
(past & past part. cluttered; pres. part. cluttering)
1.
Fill a space in a disorderly way.  Synonym: clutter up.






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"Clutter" Quotes from Famous Books



... engrossed in his own thoughts that he did not hear the clutter of a horse's feet behind him, just as he struck the long stretch of the comparatively straight path along the Reservoir. But Mutineer did, and pricked up his ears. Mutineer could not talk articulately, but all true lovers of horses understand their language. Mutineer's cogitations, transmuted into ...
— The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him • Paul Leicester Ford

... were displayed under dust four or five small volumes of M. Guy de Maupassant's stories, "Robinson Crusoe," "Sappho," "Mr. Barnes of New York," a work by Giovanni Boccaccio, a Bible, "The Arabian Nights' Entertainment," "Studies of the Human Form Divine," "The Little Minister," and a clutter of monthly magazines and illustrated weeklies of about that crispness one finds in such articles upon a doctor's ante-room table. Upon the wall, above the sideboard, was an old framed lithograph of Miss Della Fox in "Wang"; over the bookshelves there was another lithograph purporting ...
— The Magnificent Ambersons • Booth Tarkington



Words linked to "Clutter" :   disorderliness, disorder, interference, smother, unclutter, disturbance, clutter up, fill, fill up, make full, noise, radar echo, rummage



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