Welter

What do we mean by welter?

A confused mass; a jumble. noun

Confusion; turmoil. noun

To wallow, roll, or toss about, as in mud or high seas. intransitive verb

To lie soaked in a liquid. intransitive verb

To roll and surge, as the sea. intransitive verb

Rolling or wallowing motion; a tossing or tumbling about; hence, turmoil; ferment; hurly-burly. noun

To roll or toss; tumble about; flow or act waveringly, confusedly, or tumultuously: used chiefly of waves, or of things comparable to them.

To roll about, as in some fluid or unstable medium; be tossed or tumbled; hence, to wallow or grovel (in something).

To be exposed to or affected by some weltering or floating substance or medium: said of objects at rest.

To roll; cause to turn or revolve.

To subject to or affect by weltering; accomplish by or as if by wallowing.

In glove-manuf., one who puts the welting in the seams and sews them up. noun

To roll, as the body of an animal; to tumble about, especially in anything foul or defiling; to wallow. intransitive verb

To rise and fall, as waves; to tumble over, as billows. intransitive verb

That in which any person or thing welters, or wallows; filth; mire; slough. noun

A rising or falling, as of waves. noun

To wither; to wilt. transitive verb

Of, pertaining to, or designating, the most heavily weighted race in a meeting. adjective

General confusion; disorderly mixture; aimless effort; as, a welter of papers and magazines noun

To roll; to wallow verb

A general confusion or muddle.

A tossing or rolling about.

A Welter is a kind guy who is awesome in bed, and cares for his loved ones. A Welter is very well grounded and all around a good person. Urban Dictionary

A dumpy who enjoys non-sports and like to argue and can't let the arument go and is an idiot. Urban Dictionary

A new advance scale of rating individuals based on looks. Broken down by three zones. From the top of the head to shoulder is zone one. From the shoulders to the hips zone 2 and from the hips to feet zone 3. Each scale ranges from 1 to 6. The score is is not added together but just kept in order. A triple 3 or 333 is consider a 3 in zone A, 3 in zone B and 3 in zone c. This scale was developed and tested in San Antonio, TX. The scale's name came from the makers of the scale, Ric Welter and Nicholaus Williams. Urban Dictionary

The act of having sex with your partner and at the point of orgasm you pull out a fully automatic air gun, putting it in there and firing it until she thoroughly notices it. -extra points for hiding the gun and denying it!! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to welter:
welter, swelter, belter, welder, walter, wetter, weller, pelter, wester, melter, helter, kelter, felter, welted, weiter, welte, elter, wolter, welser, welker, werter, welner.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word welter:
mosquitos, welterweight, boxer, mosquito, featherweight, boxing, intern, lightweight, mans, libre, luxembourg, luftwaffe, amateur, deputies, victories, light, linda, weight, mexican, commonwealth, jet, middle, wrestling, jacob, fighter, title, detail, racing, coaching, flying, champion, claimed, won, missions, bronze, iowa, socialist, transferred, super, olympic, olympics, shot, hired, chamber, professional, literary, albert, dutch, night, promoted, revolution, politician, representing, coach, australian.

Words that rhyme with welter:
shelter, swelter, belter, smelter, skelter, pelter, melter, stelter, helter, kelter, felter, bomb shelter, tax shelter, fallout shelter, collapsible shelter, clodfelter, ashenfelter, belt her, clotfelter, dealt her, felt her, frownfelter, gladfelter, l ter, linafelter, melt her, pelt her, roosevelt ter, schmelter, smelt her, veltre.

Adjectives that are often used to describe welter:
such, confusing, vast, great, wild, chaotic, whole, general, mere, present, complex, bewildering, perfect, strange, usual, bloody, huge, wide, frightful, horrible, infinite, hideous, veritable, conflicting, foul, prodigious, dark, rich, hopeless, meaningless, furious, red, terrible, mad, enormous, endless, hot, complicated, inexhaustible, amazing, cruel, apparent, watery, heterogeneous, confused, incredible, turbulent, helpless, agonistic, green, miserable, dizzying, unbounded, sad, contemporary, immense, kaleidoscopic, revolutionary, terrifying, formless, blinding, incomprehensible, inchoate, sordid, emotional, mighty, feeble, competitive, wearisome, ghastly, dense, blind, universal, untidy, dismal, weary, inevitable, dreary, overwhelming, inextricable, sudden, aimless.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective welter:
weight, weights, enderlin, lingers, schultes.

Consonant match to welter:
walter, welty, walty, wolter, wall t, wall tie, walt a, well t, wheel t.

Words that sound like welter:
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