What is another word for bell the cat?
Pronunciation: [bˈɛl ðə kˈat] (IPA) 
The phrase "bell the cat" is commonly used to describe a brave act of confronting a difficult situation. It originated from a fable where mice wanted to put a bell on a cat to warn them of its presence but couldn't find a volunteer to do so. With different variations of the phrase used in different cultures, several alternative terms can be used. These include "take the bull by the horns," "bite the bullet," "face the music," "grasp the nettle," and "jump in with both feet." All these phrases have the same meaning as "bell the cat," and they encourage people to face their challenges head-on.
