The expresion going out on a limb means to take a chance. For example if I want to sing in front of 1,000 people and I've never sang in front of anyone before than I would be going out on a limb.
it means to take a chance or risk
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loss of a body part. usually a limb, or part of a limb.
to horse a horse i mean horse you need to go slowly i mean slow otherwise you may fall and that isn't hardcore.
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The expression is: to go out on a limb. The image is of a person on a limb in a tree, moving out away from the trunk, where the the branch is perhaps too thin to support his weight. It means putting oneself in a risky , unpredictable position for the sake of someone else. For example: The boss way angry with Joe for being late. I went out on a limb suggesting that maybe he had a client, as he very often does.
I'm going to go WAY out on a limb here and guess it probably means that you're not ovulating.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume you meant "deus ex machina," which means, "God from the machine." Otherwise, it doesn't mean anything.
Because the limb might break, and you'd fall and probably get hurt.
This is a mix of two sayings. "Sticking your neck out" and "being out on a limb". both mean you are putting yourself in a precarious position and may come to harm for it.
Fluids seek their lowest level. So if there is swelling in a limb, elevating makes the fluids go to other parts of the body, lower than that limb, and allows normal flow of fluids in that limb.