Littered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LITTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LITTER, to scatter rubbish about
• make (a place or area) untidy with rubbish or a large number of objects left lying about
• leave (rubbish or a number of objects) lying untidily in a place
• fill with examples of a particular thing, typically something bad or unpleasant
• provide (a horse or other animal) with litter as bedding.
NOUN:
• rubbish such as paper, cans, and bottles left lying in an open or public place
• an untidy collection of things lying about
• a number of young animals born to an animal at one time
• absorbent material, typically in granular form, used to line a shallow receptacle in which a cat can urinate and defecate when indoors
• straw or other plant matter used as bedding for animals
• decomposing but recognizable leaves and other debris forming a layer on top of the soil, especially in forests
• a framework with a couch for transporting sick or wounded people.
• a structure used to transport people, containing a bed or seat enclosed by curtains and carried on men's shoulders or by animals.
ADJECTIVE:
• filled or scattered with a disorderly accumulation of objects or rubbish

Words related to LITTERED

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How to use LITTERED in a sentence

• Corey was sitting before a deal table, littered with papers strewn round a central bottle of ink, in which a steel pen stuck upright.
• The streets of Craonne are littered with the dead of both armies.
• In the middle of the room was a large oval table covered with green cloth and littered with a number of letters and papers.
• The table before which the three men had kept their weary vigil was littered all over with playing cards, cigar ash, fragments of broken wine glasses.
• Here and there, are seen a crowd of little tents, which would be white if they were washed, and littered about with straw.
• Inside the hall there is usually a long reading-table littered with books, magazines or papers.
• A sallow-faced young man, in his shirt-sleeves, was seated at a table littered with newspapers and magazines, engaged in the task of putting new strings on a battered guitar.
• Presently it rolled up, a large mud-bespattered and dusty vehicle, littered with baggage on top and tied on behind.
• They were littered near the nest where she was sitting, when she immediately abandoned her eggs and adopted them as her offspring.
• It was filthy and littered with rubbish, but showed no sign of having been occupied for a long time.
• Taffy was set to work to pick up and sweep together the scraps of broken glass which littered the chancel.
• On this account it was never free from shell fire, and was littered with corpses of men and horses.
• Opening the door, he found it littered with straw, on which he threw himself, and instantly fell asleep.
• Some cups and a plate or two, with a cut loaf of bread and a jam tin of sugar, littered the table.
• Two littered desks made up the principal furniture of the place.
• Preceded by two carriers who were littered with hand luggage, George Prince was coming up the incline.
• Without another word, the three cadets climbed back inside the ship and made places for themselves amid the littered deck of the control room.
• The old rectory was in disorder, littered with packing cases, and upset from cellar to garret.
• At times the trench was filled with the acid stench of explosives mixed with fine lime flung from the fallen masonry with which the place was littered.
• The palace floors, at least in the house of Ulysses, were littered with bones and feet of the oxen slain for food, but this happened when Ulysses had been long from home.
• There was a cabin with state rooms off it, littered, but dry.
• There was quite a number of them littered around his chair.
• As for Dorothy, she seated herself as best she could on an old tin that had once contained biscuits, and which, with various other useless articles, littered the roof.
• He crossed the littered deck, his battle-flag and broad pennant that an orderly had brought him trailing from his shoulder.
• He went in by a gate that stood half open, into a yard littered with broken pails and other rubbish.
• His study was a small room, containing a table littered with paper, the walls garnished with a few pictures, while heaps of books were scattered wherever chance might direct.
• The stretches of stone wharf and the mole were vacant and littered with rubbish.
• Far and wide the streets were littered with debris and charred fragments of burned timbers.
• Later on the hillside was littered with field-glasses.

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