Litter

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 241
lifter, n. A portable bed or stretcher for carrying a person, esp. a sick person; bedding of straw in for animals; a covering of straw for plants; a confused ma of objects little valued; scattered rubbish; a condition of disorder or confusion; number 2.113 of pigs, etc., born at once. —?;, t. [littered (-terd), -tering.] To supply with litter; to scatter things not over in a slovenly manner; to give birth to.— v. i. or To produce a litter. Litterateur. See under Literal. the Little, litl, a. [le , least.] Small in size or exby tent; diminutive; short in duration; brief; small in to quantity or amount; small in dignity, power, or importance; insignificant; contemptible; small in force Lit'an or efficiency; weak; slight; petty; small in generosn. ity; mean.— n. A small quantity, amount, space, etc.; small degree or scale; miniature. — adv. In a acsmall quantity or degree; not much; slightly.— Lif- Lit lione , n. State or quality of being little; smallne ; want of grandeur; insignificance; meanne .
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