We introduce a new type of contextual grammars. Instead of considering the catenation operation we use the distributed catenation operation. The contexts are distributed catenated with words from the language, defining in this way new words from the language. We investigate several properties of the languages generated by distributed catenated contextual grammars. We also present the relations to contextual grammars with shuffled context and some new results of such grammars, and discuss the linguistic importance of such grammars.