🇬🇧 Litter meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A litter is a group of baby animals that are all born at the same time from the same mother. For example, when a mother cat has several kittens in one birth, those kittens together are called a litter. They are brothers and sisters, they are the same age, and they share the same mom.

The kitten litter attacked a feather toy so fiercely it probably wrote its will.

The kitten litter lined up in a perfect row, staring at the refrigerator like it owed them snacks.

A litter of puppies tried to howl together and accidentally summoned the neighbor’s confused chihuahua.

The litter of ducklings followed their mom in a wiggly line that looked like hairy macaroni.

The cat’s new litter practiced pouncing on my socks like they were dangerous wild noodles.

At dawn a tired stray cat led a litter of five kittens down the alley. Each kitten followed the mother, the litter mewed for food, and the litter scrambled into a cardboard box. A neighbor left milk; the litter warmed up, full and quiet. The mother purred, the litter settled, and the street felt softer.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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