Definition
The art of managing something difficult without completely falling apart—the psychological equivalent of duct tape holding life together. Originally a woodworking term, now the universal descriptor for how you're handling stress, grief, or deadlines.
Example Usage
She's been coping remarkably well with the project delay, which is code for 'crying in the bathroom twice daily.'
Source: Merriam-Webster via Free Dictionary API
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