littered
/ˈlɪtərd/
adjective
- Covered or filled with scattered trash or objects in a messy way.
- The beach became littered with plastic bottles after the storm.
- The park was littered with empty cans and wrappers after the concert.
- Her desk was littered with papers and old coffee cups.
- Containing many examples of something, often in a way that seems excessive or messy.
- His speech was littered with references to old movies.
- The report was littered with spelling mistakes.
- The garden is littered with colorful flowers of every kind.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of litter: to make a place messy by leaving trash or objects scattered around.
- They littered the picnic area with food wrappers.
- The children littered the floor with toys before bedtime.
- Someone littered the sidewalk with flyers.
- Past tense of litter: (of animals) to give birth to a group of young.
- The cat littered a healthy batch of four kittens.
- The sow littered early in the morning.
- Our dog littered for the first time last spring.