What is Put Down Your Purse?
1.
To step up to a challenge and/or dismiss one's insecurities or fears.
The opposite of chickening out.
To "man-up" or "step-up".
"I've had quite a few drinks tonight, I probably shouldn't drive you guys to T-Bell"
"Dude, put down your purse and get in the damn car"
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1.
To step up to a challenge and/or dismiss one's insecurities or fears.
The opposite of chickening out.
To "man-up" or "step-up".
"I've had quite a few drinks tonight, I probably shouldn't drive you guys to T-Bell"
"Dude, put down your purse and get in the damn car"
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