Definitions
give birth to a litter of animals
Word origin
Inherited from Middle English litere, borrowed from Anglo-Norman litere, from Old French litiere (“bedding; bed of loose straw; litter”), from Late Latin lectuāria, from Latin lectus + -āria.
Used in a sentence
“Quen he had made me hale and fere”
“As pelows ben to chambres agreable So is harde strawe lytter for the stable.”
“To place daily under those Animals... a sufficient quantity of fresh New Straw, well spread, which is call'd making of Litter.”
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01“Trash”6 letters
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