| ANTILITTER | • antilitter adj. Opposing or proscribing littering. • ANTILITTER adj. designed to prevent litter. |
| CLITTERING | • clittering v. Present participle of clitter. • CLITTER v. to make a shrill rattling noise. |
| FLITTERING | • flittering v. Present participle of flitter. • flittering n. The motion of something that flitters. • FLITTER v. to vibrate or move quickly, also FLUTTER. |
| GLITTERAND | • glitterand adj. Obsolete form of glittering. • GLITTERAND adj. (Spenser) glittering. |
| GLITTERATI | • glitterati n. Celebrities or people with a lot of money; the smart set. • GLITTERATI n. the society lions of the day. |
| GLITTERIER | • glitterier adj. Comparative form of glittery: more glittery. • GLITTERY adj. glittering. |
| GLITTERING | • glittering v. Present participle of glitter. • glittering adj. Brightly sparkling. • glittering adj. (Figuratively) Valuable, desirable. |
| LITTERBAGS | • litterbags n. Plural of litterbag. • LITTERBAG n. a bag for litter. |
| LITTERBUGS | • litterbugs n. Plural of litterbug. • LITTERBUG n. someone who creates litter. |
| LITTERIEST | • LITTERY adj. covered or encumbered with litter. |
| LITTERLESS | • litterless adj. Without litter; not having or creating waste. |
| LITTERMATE | • littermate n. An animal born in the same litter. • LITTERMATE n. one who shares the same litter. |
| OUTGLITTER | • outglitter v. (Transitive) To surpass in glitter or splendour. • OUTGLITTER v. to surpass in glittering. |