Chance of danger or loss; risk, jeopardy, peril. Frequently in to put in adventure (and variants): to put in jeopardy, to risk, to stake. Now only…

transitive. To put in jeopardy; to expose to loss, injury, or death; to hazard, risk, imperil. †Often in alliterative phrase to jeopard a joint…

To put to hazard, venture or risk the loss of.

transitive. To risk the loss of (something); to stake; to imperil, or expose (to danger).

transitive. = jeopard, v. 1.

transitive. To expose to hazard, to risk.

transitive. To put (a person or thing) in danger or jeopardy, to endanger.

transitive. To risk the loss of (something); to expose to the chance of loss or injury, esp. in the hope of obtaining some advantage or gain; to…

figurative. To risk the safety of, to put in hazard.

transitive. To put at hazard; to jeopardize, risk.

In the phrases to put inor to a (or the) venture, to hazard or risk. Obsolete.

transitive. To endanger; to expose to the possibility of injury, death, or loss; to put at risk.

‘To put to the hazard of being censured’ (Phillips); to expose (oneself, one's own or another's reputation, credit, or interests) to risk or danger…

transitive. To expose to risk, suspicion, or discredit, esp. by indiscreet or unwise action; to compromise, undermine, jeopardize (a reputation…

U.S. (Obsolete) = compromise, v. 8.

to lay (or put) it on the line: (a) to hand over money; (b) to state (something) clearly, plainly, or categorically; (c) (with direct object) to…