risk

get into the wrong hands: Idiom Meaning and Origin

firing line: Idiom Meaning and Origin

fill one’s hand: Idiom Meaning and Origin

Faustian bargain: Idiom Meaning and Origin

expose oneself: Idiom Meaning and Origin

Evel Knievel: Idiom Meaning and Origin

err on the side of: Idiom Meaning and Origin

draw fire: Idiom Meaning and Origin

dice roll: Idiom Meaning and Origin

dance with the devil: Idiom Meaning and Origin

chickenization: Idiom Meaning and Origin

cat in the sack: Idiom Meaning and Origin