C1nounhome
US/ˈklʌt.ər/
UK/ˈklʌt.ə/
a lot of things lying around untidily, filling a space
In context
Before Tet, we always clear the clutter from every room in the house.
The desk was buried under a clutter of papers, cables and coffee cups.
Living with less clutter can make a small apartment feel calmer.
Words that go with clutter
verb + noun
- clear the clutterSpend ten minutes each evening clearing the clutter from the kitchen.
- reduce clutterHidden storage under the bed helps reduce clutter.
adjective + preposition
- free of clutterKeep the hallway free of clutter so no one trips.
adjective + noun
- visual clutterToo many signs create visual clutter on the street.
noun + noun
- household clutterThe garage was full of old toys and household clutter.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
My room has many clutters.Correct: My room has a lot of clutter.