walk on the wild side

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Meaning: (idiomatic)Anoccasionorincidentinvolvingadventurous,risky, ormorallyquestionablebehavior.1988March 4, Alasdair Marshall, “World of Films: High Stakes and Low Life”, inEvening Times, UK, retrieved20 June 2013:[S]he is drawn inexorably into the shady, but dangerously exciting world of one of her patients, a compulsive gambler. Herwalk on the wild sideleads her to a low-life gambling den, The House of Games.2011December 9, “Shhh...Spy-Worthy Homes for Sale”, inForbes, retrieved20 June 2013:Thanks to the likes of James Bond, the trappings of spy-dom have long attracted jealous eyes and vivid imaginations of many who long for awalk on the wild sideof espionage.

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