clutter
//ˈklʌtər//
Noun
clutterSingular
1
A collection of things lying about in an untidy state; a disorderly mess.
There was so much clutter on her desk that she couldn't find her pen.
2
A state of confusion or disorder.
My mind was in such clutter that I couldn't focus on anything.
Verb
clutterInfinitive
clutterPresent tense
clutteredPast tense
clutteredPast participle
clutteringPresent participle
cluttersThird-person singular
1
To fill or cover with scattered or disordered things that impede movement or reduce effectiveness.
Old newspapers cluttered the living room.
2
To make untidy or disorganized.
Don't clutter the desk with unnecessary papers.