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Meanings of clutter in English

Portuguese
bagunça
Catalan
batibull
Spanish
mezcolanza

A confused multitude of things.

bagunça
Portuguese
abarrotar
Catalan
atapeir

Fill a space in a disorderly way.

abarrotar
Usage of clutter in English
1
Remove excess clutter throughout the house, ensuring all shelving areas are clear.
The Irish Times
2
Very few people actually enjoy cleaning the house and organising the clutter.
Radio NZ
3
Very few people actually enjoy cleaning the house and organizing the clutter.
Radio NZ
4
The search must go on, notwithstanding the clutter in the kitchen closet.
The Hills of Hingham
5
In terms of reducing clutter and stress, these were some badly-needed enhancements.
Wired
6
The clutter that could disappear in one fell swoop is enticing, right?
The Irish Times
7
Gretchen thought about the clutter at the repair end of the table.
Goodbye dolly
8
It's only worthwhile in certain homes -no clutter, lots of floor.
The Guardian
9
She had an aerial view of the odd clutter within the enclosure.
In the Dark
10
The former Weather power took clutter and mess as a personal offense.
Shades of gray
11
Less inbox clutter, less stress, much easier to find the important stuff.
The Irish Times
12
Eventually they become semi-holy, distinguished citizens in a clutter of mud huts.
The Adventures of Kathlyn
13
Dad shuffled his feet in a clutter of Martian pebbles and agreed.
The Martian Chronicles
14
Beyond is a large, gloomy office filled with desks and office clutter.
The Guardian
15
Miller dug through the clutter with one hand, his suit alarm chiming.
Leviathan Wakes
16
Anything below a twenty-eight-degree inclination from the horizon is lost in clutter.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Translations for clutter
Clutter through the time
Clutter across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common