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Helter skelter is used when something is in disorderly haste or confusion. Helter-skelter things are disorganized, hasty, and appear completely random. It is an adjective.

"Helter skelter" is an idiomatic expression that originated in British English. It typically refers to a state of disorder, confusion, or chaos. The term originally comes from a funfair attraction known as a "helter-skelter" or "helter skelter" slide. This type of slide is a tall, spiral structure that people slide down in a rapid, twisting motion, often resulting in a sense of disorientation or disorderliness. Over time, the expression "helter skelter" has been used metaphorically to describe situations or events characterized by disorder, confusion, or unpredictability. It gained further prominence as the title of a book by Vincent Bugliosi about the infamous Manson Family murders in the late 1960s. Read more at https://999plumber.co.uk/

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