helter-skelters (Meaning)
helter-skelters
in undue haste, confusion, or disorder, confusedly hurried, in no particular order, a spiral slide around a tower at an amusement park, a disorderly confusion, marked by a lack of order or plan, in a haphazard manner, in a confused and reckless manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of helter-skelters
Synonyms:
- turmoils
- noises
- fusses
- shindies
- stirs
- furors
- fun
- rows
- disturbances
- commotions
- rumpuses
- storms
- hullabaloos
- rackets
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- moils
- whirls
- blathers
- hubbubs
- hubble-bubbles
- squalls
- ruckuses
- ballyhoos
- coils
- hurricanes
- foofaraws
- welters
- hoo-has
- do's
- furores
- clatters
- bobberies
- tumults
- stews
- hurly-burlies
- to-dos
- roars
- shindys
- ados
- uproars
- bothers
- zoos
- bluster
- corroborees
- hurry-skurries
- ructions
- alarums and excursions
- bustles
- kerfuffles
- splores
- clutters
- hurry-scurries
- hooplas
- hoo-hahs
- pothers
- flurries
- hurlies
- pandemoniums
- williwaws
Antonyms:
helter-skelters Sentence Examples
- The children raced helter-skelters down the playground slide.
- The tornado ripped through the town, leaving helter-skelter destruction in its wake.
- The crowd surged helter-skelters into the stadium, eager to witness the spectacle.
- The avalanche thundered down the mountain, creating a helter-skelter path of snow and debris.
- The stock market plummeted helter-skelters, sending investors into a panic.
- The two cars collided helter-skelters at an intersection, causing a massive traffic jam.
- The students scrambled helter-skelters to finish their exams before the deadline.
- The football players pushed and shoved helter-skelters in a desperate attempt to score a touchdown.
- The pedestrians scattered helter-skelters as the runaway bus careened down the street.
- The rollercoaster took the riders on a helter-skelter ride, with twists, turns, and sudden drops.
FAQs About the word helter-skelters
in undue haste, confusion, or disorder, confusedly hurried, in no particular order, a spiral slide around a tower at an amusement park, a disorderly confusion,
turmoils, noises, fusses, shindies, stirs, furors, fun, rows, disturbances,commotions
quietudes, rests, tranquilities, calms, quiets,tranquillities, hushes, peaces,orders,
The children raced helter-skelters down the playground slide.
The tornado ripped through the town, leaving helter-skelter destruction in its wake.
The crowd surged helter-skelters into the stadium, eager to witness the spectacle.
The avalanche thundered down the mountain, creating a helter-skelter path of snow and debris.
