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The phrase
"Lock in twin"
In Old West 🤠
"Hunker down, partner."
It means you best quit your dawdlin' and get to work. You and your kin better focus up if you want to get across the territory by sundown.
e.g. Hunker down, partner, there's a storm a-brewin' over yonder.
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- 🤠 Old Westanonymous
"Hunker down, partner."
It means you best quit your dawdlin' and get to work. You and your kin better focus up if you want to get across the territory by sundown.
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