ride for a fall



ride for a fall

Court danger or disaster, as in I think that anyone who backs the incumbent is riding for a fall. This idiom alludes to the reckless rider who risks a bad spill. [Late 1800s]
See also: fall, ride

ride for a fall

To court danger or disaster.
See also: fall, ride

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Demokritos-Ancient Greek
Minos-Greek Mythology
Melek (2)-Turkish
Amarachi-Western African, Igbo
SlÁIneSLAW-naIrish
Godfrey['gɔdfri]