To steadily hold on to a position/To really get into finish something and stop procrastinating.
Hunkering is rest squatting. Bunker is a shelter, with probably not a lot of seating places.
So, i suppose it means to wait out for changes.
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The phrase pop off means to go away.
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When the artillery arrives, we will hunker down in the bunker.
It is a southern US dialect phrase from the 1960's possibly adopted from the old Scottish word 'to squat' which in turn came from Scandinavia 'huka or hoka or hokra' meaning to crawl
The Battle of Bunker Hill was the first major battle OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION an adverb phrase!
Quizby Quiz sang the song "Hunker down hairy dawg!"
The cast of Hunker - 2013 includes: Tiny Bertels as Sabine Tom Dewispelaere as Yannick
It means a victory at great loss to the victor. Examples include the eponymous victories of Pyrrhus at Heraclea and Asculum, Bunker Hill, and Monte Cassino.
"to squat, crouch," 1720, Scottish, of uncertain origin, possibly from a Scandinavian source, cf. Old Norse huka "to crouch," hoka, hokra "to crawl." Hunker down, Southern U.S. dialectal phrase, popularized c.1965, from northern British hunker "haunch." Related: Hunkered; hunkering. from the Online Etymology Dictionary
Henry L. Hunker has written: 'Columbus, Ohio' -- subject(s): Geography, History 'Factors of industrial location in Ohio'
Jeffrey Allen Hunker has written: 'Structural change in the U.S. automobile industry' -- subject- s -: Automobile industry and trade
One who skips classes.
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