Similar words: clutter, uttered, flutter, splutter, fluttering, tattered, littered, scattered. Meaning: ['klʌtə] 
adj. filled or scattered with a disorderly accumulation of objects or rubbish.
adj. filled or scattered with a disorderly accumulation of objects or rubbish. 61. For instance a cluttered environment gives the impression of chaos, disorganisation and sloppiness .
62. The once harmonious room was cluttered with the mahjong and dining talbes.
63. That's a mantelpiece cluttered up with all kinds of doodad.
64. However, the standard way, also known as a dictionary display, is just a smidgeon more cluttered than you might like, due to the need to quote the keys.
65. Now the kiddie hours are cluttered with more brand names than you see at a mall.
66. The quayside was cluttered with coils of rope and netting.
67. Storage area ( s ) cluttered and in - sanitary,(www.Sentencedict.com) or maximizes source.
68. An uninviting, cluttered bedroom with worn-out linens and harsh lighting do not set the right mood.
69. Luce rues that a middle-class home is crowded—only 700 square feet—and "cluttered with chintzy memorabilia" and heartbreakingly defiant messages on refrigerator magnets.
70. Poor: Plant very cluttered and disorganized, conveys negative image to visitors.
71. "You really can't fit a career of 20 years or more onto a single page without it becoming cluttered and hard to read, " notes Seidel.
72. For those who don’t know, they were cluttered maps where you had to find a guy dressed like a candy cane.
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