litter
- noun
- /ˈlɪtər/
- In their cage, the rabbits need fresh litter to stay comfortable and dry.
- kitty litter
- poultry litter
- chicken litter
It's just bedding and litter pine shavings.
- It's just bedding and litter pine shavings.
- He starts writing Cadbury in his in his litter box with his arm, huh?
- And lastly, here we have Pretty litter talked about cat litter earlier, right?
- It seems like I need some cat litter too.
- I can make messages for my children, like clean the cat litter.
- That's just like litter box and you zip it up, you put the litter inside and you zip it up and now it's covered.
- We've gone through many many cat litter brands over the years, but the best for us by far is Pretty Litter and here's why.
- I believe that almost all litter box problems come down to two things.
Examples
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We've gone through many many cat litter brands over the years, but the best for us by far is Pretty Litter and here's why.
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One of the ways we can get it is changing a cat's litter box.
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Did you get that out of the litter box?
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And I will be cleaning out this litter box later.
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And then once a month you dump the whole litter box, wash it down.
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There's a kitty litter box right here.
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We have a shipment of kitty litter coming in.
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However, systematic measurements of the amounts of litter used for bedding are rare.
Academic text (1990) -
A radiator was wheezing, and a cat litter box underneath was full of sandy lumps.
Fiction book (2000) -
The animal shelter provides clean litter for all the cats waiting for adoption.
Synonyms
A soft clay material put in a box to soak up a cat's waste
Soft plant material like straw or hay that animals sleep on
Material like straw or wood shavings that makes a dry bed for animals
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How Absorbent
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Etymology
Litter for bedding comes from Old French litiere 'bed' and first meant the straw or soft material spread down for an animal's bed. So litter today still means the material used in a stable or cage to make a bed and absorb waste.