hunker down to
hunker down to (something)
To work or begin to work on something in a determined matter. I can't believe I didn't get an A on my project after I'd hunkered down to it all weekend!
See also: down, hunker
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
hunker down to something
Fig. to apply oneself to something, to get started working at something. I hunkered down to my chores, hoping to get them done before noon. If you want to get a good grade on that report, you'd better hunker down to it.
See also: down, hunker
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- hunker down to (something)
- go shares
- be at work
- it will never fly
- It'll never fly
- I've got work to do
- mistress
- be your own master/mistress
- be (one's) own master
- at work