0 past simple and past participle of hazard
1 to risk doing something, especially making a guess, suggestion, etc.:
I have hazarded some figures where it seemed reasonable to do so, and otherwise just proposed orders of magnitude.
That is something that was not characteristic of him and that no dictator would have hazarded.
A court-martial was held if he lost or hazarded his ship.
The journey is completed in speed and in safety, although safety can be hazarded.
I was pretty sure that the answers could not be given; but various answers were hazarded.
It was said by a court of inquiry that the captain hazarded his ship in not having steam up when bad weather was approaching.
The proposal as a whole is an unacceptable one, for more reasons than those he hazarded a guess at.
Those who have followed the geological conditions have hazarded the opinion that they are almost continuous right down to this great city.
