Clutter. n. Disorder, mess, confusion. 'The house be ael in a clutter to-day wi' they childern's lease-carn.'—N. & S.W.
Cluttered. (1) 'Caddled,' over-burdened with work and worry.—N. & S.W.
'"Cluttered up" means in a litter, surrounded with too many things to do at once.'—Jefferies, Field and Hedgerow, p. 189.
*(2) Brow-beaten. Said to have been used at Warminster formerly.
Cluttersome. See Clattersome.
Cluttery. Showery and gusty.—S.W.
*Clyders. Galium Aparine, L., Goosegrass.—S.W.
*Clyten. *(1) n. An unhealthy appearance, particularly in children (A.B.C.).—N.W., obsolete. *(2) n. An unhealthy child (C.).—N.W., obsolete.
*Clytenish. adj. Unhealthy-looking, pale, sickly (A.B.C.H.Wr.).—N.W., obsolete.