clutters
Fills with disorder
Clutters is the third-person singular form of clutter, meaning to fill a space with too many things in a disorderly way: Junk mail clutters the counter.
The noun clutter refers to the mess itself—an accumulation of scattered objects that create disorder: The clutters of papers on his desk made it impossible to find anything.
Worthless discarded items
- litterScattered waste or debris
- detritusLoose waste from decay
- trashDiscarded worthless material
- rubbishWaste or nonsense
bric-a-brac · knickknacks · odds and ends · tchotchkes · trinkets · stuff · belongings · possessions
junk
Worthless discarded items
rubbish · bric-a-brac · knickknacks · odds and ends · tchotchkes · trinkets · stuff · belongings · possessions · paraphernalia
disarray
Lack of order
- jumbleConfused disorderly collection
- messDisorderly, troublesome condition
- chaosComplete disorder and confusion
tangle · muddle · hodgepodge · mishmash · shambles · confusion · disorganization · heap · pile · accumulation
stockpile
Accumulated reserve supply
- collectionGathered set of items
- stashHidden reserve
- hoardHidden accumulated valuables
excess · surplus · overflow · buildup · amassment · pileup · backlog · glut · overabundance · aggregation
cluttersorganizes
Puts into systematic order
tidies · orders · neatens · arranges · straightens
cluttersclears
Removes or vindicates
clears out · empties · frees · unclutters · clears away
- clutter upFill with disorder
- mental clutterCognitive disorganization
- clear the clutter
- inbox clutter
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