To stop being cowardly or weak and act with courage; variant spelling of 'sack up'.
"Just sac up and ask for the promotion — the worst they can say is no."
Alternative spelling of 'sack up'; vulgar slang urging someone to be brave or stop complaining.
Stop being scared and do what needs to be done.
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To stop being cowardly or weak and act with courage; variant spelling of 'sack up'.
"Just sac up and ask for the promotion — the worst they can say is no."
This is simply a variant spelling of 'sack up'. Both forms appear in informal American writing online. The 'sack up' spelling is more common.
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