be-strewn
verb (used with object), be·strewed, be·strewed or be·strewn, be·strew·ing.
1.
to strew or cover (a surface).
2.
to strew or scatter about.
3.
to lie scattered over.
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| —vb , -strews, -strewing, -strewed, -strewn, -strewed | |
| (tr) to scatter or lie scattered over (a surface) | |
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