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.

by MisaF August 26, 2007

cluttercore

Cluttercore is the aesthetic creating complex piles of clutter, collected goods, or otherwise junk.

Girl: wow, great cluttercore apartment
Guy: thanks, I don't clean

by College burnout December 17, 2021

Clumbersome

A mix of clumsy and cumbersome. Some know it all at work made it up, thinking he was smart when he said...

I could barely pick up that box. I feel so clumbersome.

by Hot Kitty August 25, 2007

clumbersome

clumbsy to the point of being cumbersome to others; extremely physically awkward

Bubba got to trashed last night he was clumbersome.

by Water of wonder November 2, 2004

cluttermeleon

A person who's desk is always in a state of disarray due to ineffecient work habits, resulting in piles of paperwork on the desk

Lynn, is a real cluttermeleon, her desk looks like a tornado went through and destroyed it.

by Dale July 21, 2003