0 involving a lot of things or people in a way that has no organized plan:
The strategy was more like a scattershot approach to acquiring new customers.
Some committees post opening remarks and transcripts, but the coverage is scattershot.
These sites provide scattershot coverage of legislation revisions.
When she became principal in 1996, rowdy students and a scattershot curriculum ruled.
The tale unfolds in short, scattershot chapters that correctly assume the reader can make the topical jumps.
