Synonym: confusion, debris, disorder, jumble, rubbish, trash. Similar words: mutter, butterfly, utterance, cluster, letter, matter, better, litter. Meaning: ['klʌtə] 
n. 1. a confused multitude of things 2. unwanted echoes that interfere with the observation of signals on a radar screen. v. fill a space in a disorderly way.
n. 1. a confused multitude of things 2. unwanted echoes that interfere with the observation of signals on a radar screen. v. fill a space in a disorderly way. 
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31. There was very little clutter in the room; one bold modern painting on the wall.
32. Revelations may come in the night, when the mind has shed its normal clutter of reasons and viewpoints.
33. Obviously, he liked to work amidst clutter, and it wouldn't bother him if a few pages were creased.
34. Clutter increases the risk of accidents,[Sentence dictionary] so nag your youngsters into tidying up!
35. Think what a clutter there would be if your mind were filled with sights which were totally irrelevant to you!
36. In the days ahead he would look for clues in the clutter of daily detail.
37. Some of these vendors can even deliver bills via e-mail, avoiding paper clutter and saving some trees.
38. They clutter streets, smother blocks of flats and deface many homes.
39. He led me into his parlor, a clutter of mildewed books, yellowed newspapers and battered filing cabinets.
40. But it also means more ad clutter for the average viewer.
41. Two large, low rosewood chests now stood on either side of Judy's bed to hold all the work clutter.
42. The melody was free of clutter, without filigree, stripped to its barest line.
43. She was darting back and forth across the clutter on the floor, tweaking cords and muttering beneath her breath.
44. Streets and squares had only just been marked out with pegs and twine amid the clutter.
45. I put up the antenna the zombie watched me from behind his clutter of uncovered food.
46. On the dresser a clutter of compacts, rouges, and lipsticks lie half open.
47. It can remove the deposits of pigment that clutter up old cells whether in tissue culture or in the brain.
48. It seemed impossible for her to keep the house free of clutter.
49. They also conceal electrical wiring, filter tubes, and any other clutter behind the tank.
50. Then he turned, extricating himself from the clutter round his feet, and went, with great dignity, downstairs.
51. You see, I find paragraph end markers to be useful, but I can do without the rest of the clutter.
52. She saw the teeming clutter of squalling children, the routine combat at the corner of Masonic and Golden Gate Avenue.
53. This simple name has helped break through the clutter of all the other suppliers to build a successful business.
54. Yet an unexpected feeling of fun and clutter pervades the complex.
55. They aren't cheap to buy or send, and they clutter up the house.
56. For smart people, discerning people, the clutter and crush had eventually become too much.
57. It was the altar - stuffed with as much clutter as a belle epoque boudoir - that really made me think.
58. What was that clutter of thin whitish sticks in one hut?
59. Her room was in a clutter.
60. This room seems always to be in a clutter.
More similar words: mutter, butterfly, utterance, cluster, letter, matter, better, litter, latter, battery, scatter, pattern, no matter, short-term, a matter of, shattered, unfettered, intermittent, as a matter of fact, get the better of, butt, clue, evolution, pollution, put to, button, absolution, convoluted, resolution, devolution.