However, you can use related words like "debris" to form new words with suffixes:
From "debris":
* Debris-strewn: (adjective) covered with debris, like "a debris-strewn battlefield"
* Debris-filled: (adjective) full of debris, like "a debris-filled ditch"
From "debris" and other roots:
* Debris removal: (noun) the process of removing debris
* Debris management: (noun) the process of controlling and handling debris
* Debris field: (noun) an area covered with debris
From "debris" and Latin roots:
* Debrisification: (noun) the process of becoming debris
* Debrisific: (adjective) relating to the formation of debris
It's important to note that these are less common and more technical terms.
It's best to use "debris" as a noun and use descriptive phrases or adjectives to express its context.