Pellmell is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PELLMELL in dictionary:

VERB:
• In utter confusion; with confused violence.
NOUN:
• a jumbled mass
• a confused or jumbled mass, crowd, etc.
• disorderly, headlong haste.
• disorder
ADVERB:
• in disorderly, headlong haste; in a recklessly hurried manner.
• in a confused or jumbled mass, crowd, manner, etc.: The crowd rushed pell-mell into the store when the doors opened.
ADJECTIVE:
• indiscriminate; disorderly; confused: a pell-mell dash after someone.
• overhasty or precipitate; rash: pell-mell spending.

Words related to PELLMELL

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Words that contain PELLMELL

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How to use PELLMELL in a sentence

• The hog was well greased and let loose, and the whole lot of fat men started pell-mell.
• They did not recover from the surprise of this sudden charge until after we had ridden pell-mell through their camp and got away with our own horses as well as theirs.
• Without waiting for the charge of the British bayonets, the greater part of the rebels deserted the walls and bastions and ran pell-mell into the city, followed by our men.
• Running pell-mell down the alley the mob gave a shout of exaltation as Everest slowed his pace and turned to face them.
• Across the road and through the barbed-wire fence he led them pell-mell.
• The army continued their march pell-mell, king, barons, knights, soldiers, and pilgrims, uncertain day by day what would become of them on the morrow.
• With a series of appalling yells the enemy turned and fled pell-mell.
• It floods the river courses with so much water that they burst their banks and pour pell-mell over the surrounding country.
• Dropping down behind the bushes, we watched those devils from the town race pell-mell, howling and shooting, down the chateau road.
• We were thankful to tumble pell-mell into a carriage, and soon to find ourselves in a comfortable room, before a blazing fire.
• Vehemently shouting, they made for the stairs, rushed pell-mell down, and sought the street, and turned south through the snow.
• Soldiers from the island fort made a sally across our isthmus, were repulsed, and later abandoned their works and fled pell-mell toward James Towne.
• Chapter Two Men, women, dogs, children sprang into sight from nowhere, and ran pell-mell to the two cannon.
• No sooner had the words left his lips, than the men rushed up pell-mell.
• The furniture of the room lay pell-mell, as though a cyclone had swept through it.
• As Thompson came near this the door opened and a group of youngsters tumbled out pell-mell and began to frolic.
• The servants of the palace, one and all, ran away pell-mell, and left the dark castle to its fate.
• The first temptation had been to run pell-mell after Will, regardless of girls or any other disturbing element that might be about.
• But there was no use, the rushing water had them in its grip and they were borne along pell-mell, with trees and broken limbs which had fallen down the mountainside.
• All his old, banished suspicions rushed pell-mell upon his mind, and with them came new indications of her guilt.
• In this, however, I was disappointed, for the moment the door was open they pushed forcibly past me and, entering the room pell-mell, bade me by signs to close the door again.
• They entered pell-mell, candlestick in hand, and there found Ganguernet stretched upon a sofa.
• The wrecks of the Turkish corps retired pell-mell upon Antioch.
• A breach once made in the wall, and events rush upon us pell-mell.
• The world turned down the wrong lane, and has been going that way pell-mell ever since.
• A desperate conflict ensued, chiefly in the house, above stairs and below, into which the sons of science entered pell-mell.
• The enemies ran pell-mell through the town together till the English reformed in the Plaza.
• In an instant they broke ranks pell-mell, with the major at their head, and went after the flying warriors.
• Climbing the hill, the sailors chanced upon a party of natives, whom they chased before them pell-mell.
• As the whole army, in confusion and dismay, were in pell-mell flight, hotly pursued, the horse of Oleg fell.

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