In for a penny (, in for a pond)

/ɪn fəɹə pˈɛni ɪn fəɹə pˈɒnd ɔː/

/ɪn fɚɹə pˈɛni ɪn fɚɹə pˈɑːnd ɔːɹ/

in for a penny (, in for a pond)

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used to suggest that once someone has committed to a course of action, it is better to fully commit and take additional risk or expense rather than giving up halfway through

Example

I've already started painting the room, so I might as well finish it - in for a penny.

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In for a penny (, in for a pond)

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