Object

• boulder: The pair bolted up the walls of the large boulder strewn passage near the main junction.

• rubble: We had to drive through many floods seeing a washed up vehicle and tons of rocks and rubble strewn across the roads.

• hillside: Park here and walk up the grassy boulder and rock strewn hillside to look for the 3 key birds of this area.

• litter: Finally we wish to thank Bob Everly, local beach warden, without whom Sand Bay would be litter strewn.

• rubbish: However there was still much rubbish strewn around the site.

• debris: At Bodega Bay on November 29th at least 100 fed on debris strewn over the beach by the storm.

Preposition: on

• floor: In the bathroom the tub is filled with dark liquid, clothes strewn about on floor.

Preposition: over

• floor: Straw was strewn over the floor at the farther end.

Modifying Another Word

• liberally: Thick carpet lay underfoot and cushions were strewn liberally over the floor.

• everywhere: They lay in a muddy field, bodies strewn everywhere.

• about: In the bathroom the tub is filled with dark liquid, clothes strewn about on floor.

• all: The remains of the factory gate were strewn all over the bottom of the mountain of rubble.

Preposition: across

• floor: Ten minutes later with your dirty laundry strewn across the airport floor you find them!

Preposition: with

• boulder: We stumbled like idiots along 100m of passage strewn with huge boulders without once seeing the roof.

• debris: Past a spacious chamber on the left through a low stony scramble into an unpleasant crawling passage strewn with flood debris.

• straw: The floor area of the pen may be bare concrete or wood, or possibly strewn with straw or shavings.

• litter: Places that are strewn with litter and rotting rubbish attract vermin and disease.

• rubbish: The descent can be damp and the base is strewn with rubbish.

• obstacle: The path to grace, however, is strewn with obstacles.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: There was a cellar down below which the lads were covering with old blankets they had found strewn around.