How to pronounce “embrace the suck”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (military, slang) To consciously accept or appreciate something that is extremely unpleasant but unavoidable.

Practice Nearby Words

swallow a bitter pill, suck it up, bite the bullet, suck it up, buttercup, take one's lumps, like it or lump it, lump it, take on the chin, grin and bear it, take the rough with the smooth, ride with the punches, bite the biscuit, take one for the team, make the best of a bad job, grit one's teeth, bear the brunt, thug it out, buckle under, roll with, have a time of it, feel the heat, suffer, brave out, go through hell, take up the gauntlet, sweat out, rough it, tough out, suck up, grasp the nettle, face up, take up the gantlet, get to grips with, take something in one's stride, eat up with a spoon, come to the scratch, knuckle up, suck into, sweat it out, do it tough, sack up, take the bull by the horns, suck the mop, suck face, slog one's guts out, go through the mill, get one's hands dirty, bounce into, hang tough, wallow in the mire, muddle through, cough up, ride out, lash oneself to the mast, sit through, push through, pocket, make the best of a bad bargain, pass the pikes, suck in, feel the pinch, take a licking, hack, take on water, grovel, run the gauntlet, put a brave face on, stew, plough through, take the fall, fight one's guts out, guts out, have a mountain to climb, take one's courage in both hands, take a joke, go through fire and water, take the plunge, throw oneself into, bite the big one, tie oneself to the mast, bite, wallow, roll with the punches, gut up, take up the glove, outface, hack it, take the heat, grab the bull by the horns, put on a brave face, dig in, get one's teeth into, ruck up, go to the mat, outbrave, work one's guts out, take a licking and keep on ticking, slog, get amongst it, rub someone's nose in

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