buy trouble

Fig. to encourage trouble; to bring on trouble. (As if certain acts would pay for or cause difficulties that would have to be suffered through.) I don't want to buy trouble. I have enough already. Saying something insulting to him is just buying trouble.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Dwyn	-	Celtic Mythology
Sothy	-	Khmer
Zaida	-	Arabic
Perpetua	per-PE-twah (Spanish)	Spanish, Late Roman
Dani (2)	-	Hungarian, Spanish
Made	-	Indonesian, Balinese