cluttersome 

kluht-er-suhm > adjective - used to describe an extremely disorderly assemblage; a confused or disordered state.


Origins: Bergen County, New Jersey. Cluttersome was a mis-speak, a combination of cumbersome and cluttered. It is said that the word was accidentally created by a witty young woman (who looked no more than 25 years old), while working as a book production slave for a northern New Jersey publishing company.

Melissa had so many things to think about that her mind had become cluttersome.

cluttersome by MisaF August 26, 2007

cluttersty 

A mess made entirely from clutter, stuff that can't really be put anywhere, not quite a pig-sty, cause there's nothing gross in it, just a jumble of clutter

Jeez, with all those papers, magazines and unopened mail lying around, this place sure is a cluttersty!

cluttersty by Jlicky March 14, 2009

clustersteve

To derail a conversation with a flurry of apparently-relevant messages which are later revealed to be completely off-topic and related only superficially

"this is a commonly accepted term used among various hackerspaces"

"when we tried to figure out what color to paint the doghouse the whole conversation turned into a complete clustersteve"

"The meeting was productive and unremarkable, but then several successive tasks got clustersteved and everyone kinda lost the rhythm."

clustersteve by Dustinbikes May 2, 2013