...Confusedly ; tumultuously ; one among another; with confused violence (Hudilras). PELLS, s. (pellis, Lat.) Clerk of the pells, an officer belonging to the exchequer,...enters every teller's bill into a parchment roll called ¡»'¡i/ s acceptorum, the roll of receipts (Bailey). PELLU-CID. a. (pellucidus, Lat.) Clear; transparent...

...pell-mell, To fall-back and retreat as well. Hudibras. (i.) * PELLS »./. [fellis, Lat.l Clerk of the ftlli, an officer belonging to the exchequer, who enters every teller's bill into a parchment roll called pellit accfptorum, the roll of receipts ; and alfo had nearly loft his life, by trading bimfelf unarmed...

...tumnltuously ; "one among another ; with confused riolence. PELLS, (pelz) n.«. Clerk of the pilli, An officer belonging to the exchequer, who enters every teller's bill into a parchment roll called peiluacceptorum, the roll of receipts ; and also makes another roll called pella erituum, a roll of...

...White. PELLS, nt Lat. pellit, pell, a record. Rolls or records of the Exchequer. Clerk of the pell$, an officer belonging to the exchequer, who enters...roll called pellis acceptorum, the roll of receipts ; and also makes another roll called pellis exituum, a roll of the disbursements. Bailey. PEL'LUCID,...

...genera. PELL.MELL, pél-meT, adv. With confused violence. FCLL$, p¿Iz, n. Peut, or clerk of the peUe, an officer belonging to the exchequer, who enters every teller's bill into a parchment roll called peuis aoceptorum, the roll of receipts; and also makes another roll called реШв exituum, a roll...