Easy, not difficult.

Esp. of work, a task, a duty, etc.: accomplished, achieved, or carried out with little effort or exertion; undemanding. In early use frequently…

Of an action: Easy, not difficult.

Of actions: Not difficult; to be accomplished with little effort. Frequently as complement when the subject is a verb in the infinitive; = eath, adj.…

That can be achieved with little effort; straightforward, easy. In later use frequently in disparaging sense: contemptibly easy.

In predicative use with to infinitive: easy. Cf. evil, adj. 4b. Obsolete.

colloquial (originally U.S.). easy (also simple,etc.) as pie.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Easy to manage, accomplish, or deal with; easy, simple. Now rare.

figurative. That can hardly be bungled, easy. Cf. sitter, n.1 4c. Now rare.

U.S. colloquial. That is easy to accomplish or deal with; simple, straightforward. Cf. sense A. 13.

North American. Undemanding, unchallenging. Cf. lob ball, n. 3, softball question n.

English regional (Lincolnshire). Of an action, task, etc.: flowing smoothly; easily performed.