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Basically, another way of saying "Shut up and take it like a man" or "Quit your whining." The term is derived from the popular image of cowboys being tough, unflinching, uncomplaining, and hard-working. "Cowboy up, man. What would John Wayne say if he heard you complaining over a little hard work?"
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it means when things are getting tough you have to get back up, dust yourself off and keep trying. Let's all cowboy up and get this job finished!
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quit your bitching and be a man. when it gets tough start playing hard. Before the big game against our rivals someone said "Cowboy up" to the pesimistic pussies.
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When faced with a hard chore, it's a shift in attitude from "can't" to a positive "can-do" with confidence and a non-complaining spirit that becomes contageous. Halfway through a hot day of hauling hay you might tell yourself or your buddy to "c'mon, cow-boy up." and thereby keep your work and your attitude from going south.
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Essentially another term for self-endowment of strength and moral, or to another. Essentially another term for a similar phrase like, "toughen up", or "stop your belly-aching and fight!", etc etc. "I'm sure this is a word made by southerners. I'm not southern, but I like the definition of what it means. Reminds me of me. ^_^ "
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a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do cowboy up and fight hell!
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to order a shot of whiskey Bruce Lee: Cowboy up motherfucker!
Jose Contreras: I'm halfway to Heavington, but get me a Jim Bruce Lee: No, get it yourself |
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