hell-bent for

(somewhere or something) Fig. riding or drive somewhere very fast or recklessly. Fred sped along, hellbent for home, barely missing another car.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Medad	-	Biblical
Isaiah	ie-ZAY-ə (English), ie-ZIE-ə (English)	English, Jewish, Biblical
Dixon	['diksn]
Borislav	bah-ree-SLAHF (Russian)	Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Slovene, Russian, Medieval Slavic
Neacel	-	Scottish
Yngvar	-	Norwegian