
Keep your pecker up
Cheerfulness in Adversity
Used to encourage positivity when someone is facing hard times.
Your team may have lost, but keep your pecker up; there's always the next game.
British Origin
The phrase is primarily understood and used within the UK.
Visiting London, he said 'Keep your pecker up' and everyone understood.
Informal
It's casual in tone and best used in informal settings or among friends.
Don't worry about the rain ruining our picnic, keep your pecker up!