IPA: /struː/
KK: /stru/
To scatter or spread things over a surface or area.
She decided to strew flower petals along the path for the wedding.
Past: strewed
Past Participle: strewn
Strew originates from Old English 'streowan', meaning to scatter or spread. The word describes the action of scattering things over a surface.
Imagine scattering or spreading things out — that's what 'strew' means.