overclutter
overclutter verb: to clutter to an undesirable extent.
Verb
overclutter (third-person singular simple present overclutters, present participle overcluttering, simple past and past participle overcluttered)
- To clutter to an undesirable extent.
- […] remember not to overclutter your image or you will lose the feeling of open space that comes with being beneath the sea.2011, Steve Beaumont, Drawing the Kraken and Other Sea Monsters, page 26
- Maintain a healthy amount of “white” space to keep from overcluttering the screen.2013, Mike Gondek, Archie Cocke, Photoshop for Digital Video
Forms of overclutter
| third-person singular present | overclutters |
|---|---|
| present participle | overcluttering |
| past participle | overcluttered |
| past | overcluttered |
Origin of overclutter
From over- + clutter.
Questions about overclutter
- What does overclutter mean?
- Overclutter means to clutter to an undesirable extent.
- What part of speech is overclutter?
- Overclutter is a verb.
- What is the past tense of overclutter?
- The past tense of overclutter is overcluttered.
Words near overclutter in the dictionary
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