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Sack Up

Definition

Sack up is a colloquial expression typically used in American English. It has multiple meanings and can be used as a verb and a noun.

As a Verb:

1. To summon the courage or resolve to confront a difficult situation or task.
2. To gather or collect items, usually in a hurried or haphazard manner.

As a Noun:

1. A bag made of cloth or other material used for carrying or storing items.
2. A term used to describe a courageous or resilient attitude.

Examples

As a Verb:

1. She needs to sack up and confront her fears.
2. He finally sacked up and asked his boss for a raise.
3. They had to quickly sack up their belongings before the storm hit.

As a Noun:

1. He packed his belongings in a sack and left for his new apartment.
2. She showed real sack up by facing her challenges head-on.

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