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litter

[lit-er] / ˈlɪt ər /




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A section of roof at the Royal Darwin Hospital collapsed, with bricks and debris littering a corridor floor.

From Barron's

From there, the hosts - who had won four of the past five encounters with South Africa before Saturday - found only frustration in a first half littered with controversial moments and TMO interruptions.

From BBC

Mr. Weitzman’s text, to his credit as a journalist, is littered with rejoinders from team representatives disputing his characterization of events.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hesitantly, the crowd of about 150 passed the newly-installed gate on the road to the camp, before stopping and chanting at its entrance, an ascending street now littered with rubble from damaged homes.

From Barron's

Carry a shovel to clear snow and some old bits of carpet, or cat litter, to put under the tyres if you get stuck.

From BBC