easy /ēˈzi/

1. Not difficult
2. At ease
3. Free from pain
4. Tranquil
5. Unconstrained
6. Giving ease
7. Convenient
8. Yielding
9. Not straitened (in circumstances)
10. Not tight
11. Not strict
12. In plentiful supply
13. (of the stock market) not showing unusually great activity

In an easy state or manner

A command to lower, to go gently, to stop rowing, etc

easˈily adverb

easˈiness noun

easˈy-care adjective

(esp of materials) easy to look after, clean, etc

easy chair noun

A comfortable armchair

easˈy-goer noun

easy-goˈing adjective

1. Placid
2. Indolent

easy listening noun

A category of modern popular music comprising pleasant but undemanding songs and tunes

easy-listˈening adjective

easy meat, easy game or easy mark noun

A person or thing that is easy to beat, fool, persuade, hit, destroy, etc

easy money noun

1. Money made without much exertion or difficulty
2. Money that can be borrowed at a low rate of interest (finance)

easˈy-ōˈsy adjective (informal)

1. Easy-going
2. Without strong feelings, indifferent

easˈy-peasˈy adjective (informal)

Extremely easy

easy street noun (informal)

A situation of comfort or affluence

easy terms plural noun

A phrase used in describing a hire-purchase agreement to imply or emphasize that the payments will not be a burden to the customer

easy touch see under touch

be easy

1. To be quite willing to fall in with any arrangement (informal)
2. To be ready and willing for sexual experiences (slang)

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