litter|litters in English

noun

[lit·ter || 'lɪtə(r)]

refuse, trash; disorder; number of young born to an animal at one time; curtained couch suspended between poles and carried by men or animals; stretcher; bedding for humans or animals (made of straw, rushes, etc.)

Use "litter|litters" in a sentence

1. The Flemish Giant rabbit can produce large litters, usually between 5 and 12 in a litter.

2. Cottontails usually have 2 to 4 litters per year with about 3 to 8 young per litter

3. Litter of the hemiparasite Bartsia alpina had substantially higher N concentrations and lower C:N ratios than the dwarf shrub litters

4. Up to 4% cash back  · Why, you ask? Because this cat litter is half the weight of traditional leading Clumping litters

5. Glass from broken bottles litters the pavement.

6. Another stillborn litter.

7. Don't litter the floor.

8. The girls step into litters carried by some burly slaves.

9. Elsey's Ultra Litter Attractant is the only litter Attractant to provide a clinically tested and

10. Set the litter down there.

11. What about your litter bearers?

12. Please do not leave litter.

13. Breeders can list AKC-registered litters on this web site

14. Weighing half as much as leading Clumping litter formulas, this lightweight cat litter is easy to use, and the strong Clumping action makes litter box …

15. The sow's about to litter.

16. Litter is no joking matter.

17. And these Clumping litters absorb many times their weight in fluids.

18. One of father's litter bearers.

19. You get a litter.

20. Clumping cat litter is widely regarded to be a safe and acceptable alternative to non-Clumping litter

21. Clumping and non-Clumping cat litters usually both come with a clay element

22. Magnetically-attractable non-clumping animal litter

23. There's litter everywhere. It's absolutely disgraceful.

24. Just don't litter my park.

25. Babirusa litter sizes are also small for pigs, usually only one to three piglets per litter