How to pronounce “went out on a limb”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of go out on a limb

Practice Nearby Words

went out, took a risk, took a gamble, went out of one's way, gone out of one's way, went out with a bang, took a flyer, took the plunge, went with one's gut, went, went all out, took a fall out of, went out with the ark, came out swinging, went one's own way, came out, went for it, fell out, sprang out, took out, took the liberty, did out, touched and went, took liberties, took it on the lam, took a long walk off a short pier, gave out, went astray, went to bat, went to the ends of the earth, went wild, threw out, went the way of the dodo, went all the way, ran out, went off the reservation, gave up, took a bite out of, fell off, went off, went the extra mile, went to great lengths, went away, went too far, rode out, went the way of the dodo bird, took a flutter, came out of the closet, went abroad, went to ground, went to the ends of the world, went wrong, led off, went to the scaffold, burned out, got out the vote, went to extraordinary lengths, went in on, outwent, broke loose, went to pot, went beyond, took leave, went around, fell over, went it alone, fell off the wagon, went ham, went in, went the whole hog, blew out of the water, fell through, ate out, went far, took on faith, went bananas, lay out, took a leaf out of someone's book, fell by the wayside, took one's half out of the middle, rang out, went the distance, went short, went on one's merry way, saw out, went under, took a long walk on a short pier, grew out of, got lost, went hungry, flew off the handle, shook out, fell into a trap, went up in smoke, got out of dodge, went so far as, went in for, went long, ran out the clock, came and went

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