bound for



bound for

somewhere headed for a specific goal or destination. Bill accidentally got on a bus bound for Miami. Our baseball team is bound for glory.
See also: bound

bound for

On the way to, heading for. For example, This bus is bound for Broadway. It is also found in a well-known gospel hymn in which the singer is "bound for the land of Canaan." This phrase stems from the 12th-century meaning of bound as "ready" or "prepared."
See also: bound

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
IwoEE-vawPolish
RadomÍRa-Czech
Sabinasah-BEE-nah (Italian, Spanish, Polish)Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Polish, Czech, Slovene, Russian, Croatian, Ancient Roman
Kalystakə-LIS-təEnglish (Rare)
Ketzi'ah-Biblical Hebrew
Charlottashah-LOT-ahSwedish