Hades

noun

1. Error, sin
2. A place or state of misery, torment, or wickedness

   "war is hell"

3. A place or state of turmoil or destruction

   "all hell broke loose"

4. A severe scolding
5. Unrestrained fun or sportiveness

   "the kids were full of hell"

6. An extremely unpleasant and often inescapable situation

   "rush-hour hell"

7. A tailor's receptacle
8. Used as an interjection
9. a nether world in which the dead continue to exist : hades
10. the nether realm of the devil and the demons in which condemned people suffer everlasting punishment —often used in curses or as a generalized term of abuse
11. error, sin

biographical name

1. Stefan (Walter) 1962–     German (Romanian-born) chemist

adjective

1. Stubbornly and often recklessly determined or intent

   "hell-bent on winning"

adverb

1. In a hell-for-leather manner at full speed

   "rode hell-for-leather down the trail"

adjective

1. Marked by determined recklessness, great speed, or lack of restraint

   "a cocky, hell-for-leather fighting man"

noun

1. One given to wild, boisterous, or intemperate behavior

geographical name

1. A narrow part of the East River in New York City between Long Island and Manhattan Island

idiom

1. Used to make a statement more forceful
2. Very good

   "She's a hell of a player."

3. Very bad or difficult

   "We've been having a hell of a time trying to finish on schedule."

idiom

1. Used to describe what happens when violent, destructive, and confused activity suddenly begins

idiom

1. Used to make a statement more forceful