CLUTTER, n.
1. A heap or assemblage of things lying in confusion; a word of domestic application.
He saw what a clutter there was with huge pots, pans and spits.
2. Noise; bustle. [This sense See ms allied to clatter, but it is not the sense of the word in N. England.]
CLUTTER, v.t. To crowd together in disorder; to fill with things in confusion; as, to clutter a room; to clutter the house.
CLUTTER, v.i. To make a bustle, or fill with confusion.
[The English lexicographers explain this word by noise and bustle; but probably by mistake.]
