= pell-mell, adv.

In great confusion. rare (Scottish in later use).

Confusedly, in a disorderly manner.

Confusedly; in a crowding mass; in disorderly haste.

In confusion, in disorder; in a disorderly mass, crowd, etc.

With reference to pursuer and pursued: in such a manner as to be confused with each other; in mingled confusion. Obsolete.

All to tags and rags; also, pell-mell; one and all; in a mingled crowd or heap, promiscuously. Obsolete.

In disordered haste; confusedly, tumultuously, pell-mell.

In a promiscuous manner; without distinction, discrimination, or order; indiscriminately, at random.

gen. In a confused medley or throng; with disorderly mingling; together without any order.

in a way that confuses; in disorder.

= pell-mell, adv.

= promiscuously, adv.

= skimble-skamble, adv.

= promiscuously, adv. 1; indiscriminately; at random. Now rare (colloquial in later use).

= promiscuously, adv.

In a confused manner; = perplexedly, adv. 2.

Confusedly; in confusion.

In hurry and confusion.

quasi-adv. In confusion, promiscuously.

In rough disorder or confusion; in a muddle.

In a rough and jumbled manner; not smoothly.

In a muddled or disorganized manner; with confusion of mind.