strewed
Tossed things around
Strewed is the past tense of strew, meaning to scatter or spread things over a surface.
Papers strewed across the desk, leaves strewed the lawn, bodies strewed the battlefield.
Broken glass strewed the pavement after the accident.
The past participle can be either strewed or strewn, with strewn more common in modern usage.
Spread irregularly about
dispersed · distributed · cast · thrown · littered · dotted · peppered · interspersed
Thrown celebration scraps
- petalsColored bloom segments
- flowersPlant reproductive structures
- riceStaple cereal grain
- seedsPlant embryos in casings
offerings · garlands · blossoms · ashes · herbs · salt · sawdust · rushes
Scattered waste or debris
- trashDiscarded worthless material
- debrisScattered broken fragments
- rubbishWaste or nonsense
- detritusLoose waste from decay
scraps · fragments · remnants · leftovers · refuse · waste · flotsam · wreckage
Crowded with disorder
- disarrayLack of order
- disheveledUntidy in appearance
- haphazardLacking organization or plan
- randomOccurring without pattern
untidy · jumbled · disordered · chaotic · tangled · muddled · scrambled · disorganized
scattered
Spread irregularly about
flung · dispersed · distributed · cast · thrown · littered · dotted · peppered · interspersed · sown
confetti
Thrown celebration scraps
seeds · offerings · garlands · blossoms · ashes · herbs · salt · sawdust · rushes · rose petals
litter
Scattered waste or debris
detritus · scraps · fragments · remnants · leftovers · refuse · waste · flotsam · wreckage · rubble
cluttered
Crowded with disorder
- disarrayLack of order
- disheveledUntidy in appearance
- haphazardLacking organization or plan
random · untidy · jumbled · disordered · chaotic · tangled · muddled · scrambled · disorganized · mess