Bestrewn [adjective]

Then we got up and went on foot down the slopes bestrewn with troublesome rubbish and granite boulders.

Going to the west as far as Pontefract, we come to the actual borders of the coal-mine and factory-bestrewn country.

But quickly she extricated herself, and they picked their way cautiously over the bestrewn threshold out into the hall.

The way is desert and bestrewn with mountains; and the pest of mosquitoes is suffered, as well as the extreme heat.

London is bestrewn, to my sense, with reminders of his happy career here, and his company and his talk.

Its smooth tiled floor, comfortably bestrewn with rugs, was on a level with the path outside.

We can only picture to ourselves the Roman tessellated pavement bestrewn with wine, bones, and fragments of the barbarous revelry.

The court was all bestrewn with herbs and sprinkled with vinegar, as a precaution against gaol air and gaol fever.

Time was when France was more thickly bestrewn with great monasteries and abbeys than now.

The black cloth bestrewn with white beads blew up from time to time, laying bare the coffin.