How to pronounce “be riding for a fall”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (informal, figuratively) To behave in a risky manner that is likely to lead to failure.

Practice Nearby Words

ride down, run a risk, skate on thin ice, play with fire, take a fall, live on the edge, take a risk, take a gamble, sail close to the wind, take a spill, risk one's neck, court, mise, come a cropper, throw caution to the wind, play big, fool with, take a flyer, ride, ride one's luck, live dangerously, fall around, take on water, take the ride, take for a ride, step on a rake, tempt fate, go out on a limb, kick over the traces, take the fall, take a chance, singe one's wings, lay on the line, huck, roll the dice, take one's chance, faceplant, tickle the dragon's tail, risk it for the biscuit, toss caution to the wind, come unstuck, monkey around, go it blind, play fast and loose, rip along, bite the big one, take one's chances, walk a tightrope, push one's luck, fight for one's life, dance with the devil, risk life and limb, beat the dust, have one foot on a banana peel, punt, go overboard, take a flutter, catch a falling knife, go it, follow someone off a cliff, walk on the wild side, ride the rail, play the fool, arse around, go by the board, walk into, go to grass, fall down on, risk one's life, lead with one's chin, push it, run with scissors, stick one's neck out, fall flat on one's face, ask for trouble, strap on a pair, play small, swing for the fences, kamikaze, toboggan, fall back, ride out, danger, plunge, flop, look for trouble, cast caution to the wind, totter, bounce, gamble, risk it to get the biscuit, grasp the nettle, take a flier, cusp, throw good money after bad, play up, go up in flames, take a flying leap, jump, go down like a sack of potatoes

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