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| clut·ter [ klúttər ] |
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1. untidy stuff: a messy collection of objects
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2. disorganized mess: a condition of disorderliness or overcrowding
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3. confusing radar images: images on a radar screen that hinder observation
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transitive verb (past and past participle clut·tered, present participle clut·ter·ing, 3rd person present singular clut·ters) |
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fill something with clutter: to make a place untidy or overfilled with objects
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| [Mid-16th century. Probably variant of obsolete clotter "clot repeatedly" <clot] |
