What is helter skelter - Sesli Sözlük

English - Turkish

Definition of helter skelter in English Turkish dictionary: paldır küldür; gelişigüzel; apar topar; alelacele; karmakarışık; (sıfat) karmakarışık; (zarf) alelacele, telaşla, apar topar; (sıfat) gelişigüzel; karışıklık; telaş; kaçan kaçana; aceleyle/telaşla (yapılan); apar topar; aceleyle; paldır küldür; Herhangi bir, özensiz, itinasız, baştan savma, rastgele, lalettayin. Gözle görünür bir düzene sahip olmayan; karmakarışık; çil yavrusu gibi dağılarak; gelişigüzel; telaş
helterskelter: telâşla
helterskelter: gelişigüzel
helterskelter: karmakarışık
helterskelter: aceleyle
helterskelter: telâş
helterskelter: kanşıklık
helterskelter: karmakarışık şey

English - English

Definition of helter skelter in English English dictionary: confusion or turmoil; Carelessly hurried and confused; In confused, disorderly haste; A helical fairground slide; {a} confusedly, without any order
adverb helter-skelter 1: done quickly, in a disorganized way
helter-skelter: haphazardly; "the books were piled up helter-skelter"
helter-skelter: You use helter-skelter to describe something that is hurried and disorganized, especially when things happen very quickly, one after the other. He now faces another crisis in his helter-skelter existence. Helter-skelter is also an adverb. a panic-stricken crowd running helter-skelter to get away from the tear gas. a tall structure in a fairground which you sit on at the top and slide round and round to the bottom
helter-skelter: lacking a visible order or organization
helter-skelter: {s} confused, hasty and disorderly
helter-skelter: in a hasty and disorderly fashion, haphazardly
helter-skelter: haphazardly; "the books were piled up helter-skelter
helter-skelter: with undue hurry and confusion; "a helter-skelter kind of existence with never a pause"; "a pell-mell dash for the train"
helterskelter: In hurry and confusion; without definite purpose; irregularly

helter skelter

Turkish pronunciation

heltır skeltır

/ˈheltər ˈskeltər/ /ˈhɛltɜr ˈskɛltɜr/

[ "hel-t&r-'skel-t&r ] (adverb.) 1593. perhaps from Middle English skelten to come, go.

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