going out on a limb

For an individual take a chance

I am really going out on a limb supporting you with this, many people don't think it will work.

by Phatairs August 18, 2015

Going out on a limb

in or into a dangerous or uncompromising position, where one is not joined or supported by anyone else; vulnerable.

Josh is a different type of person, he always does things and doesnt mind going out on a limb

by Being Obscene March 29, 2015

Going out the backdoor

As an alternative to suicide, you take 100,000 ug of acid.

I don’t have the constitution or capacity for suicide.... going out the backdoor is the only option I have left.

by weregershmerglin Hozmindogel December 13, 2020

going out

1) For a middle school student usually means walking to classes together, giving hugs, dancing to slow songs at dances, possibly going on "group date" on weekends, and communicating regularly.
2) For a high school student usually means doing that above^ and usually more one-on-one dating on a regular basis.

1) "Scott and Beth broke up after four months of going out."
2) "I saw Jane and Mark at the movie theater togther. Are they going out?"

by 654 August 10, 2005

going out

Romatically involved with another person, going steady. Used mostly with middle or sometimes high school aged students

"Did you hear that Robert and Sarah are going out?"

by Aimee July 7, 2003

going out in style

Dying in a gunfight or armed robbery

How did bobby die?

He died going out in style.

by Oneeyedjoe August 15, 2017

going out

something middle schoolers say and think theyre doing, without actually doing it.

1)are bob and sally going out?
2)yes
1)are joe and anna going out?
2)yes
1)are tim and julie going out?
2)no, they broke up now tim is going out with becky.
1)did any of them actually go on a date?
2)well, no not yet

by gspot September 17, 2005