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1. Displaying general lack of incompetence. 2. An ability to complete an unimpressive task satisfactorily. ANTONYM: inept. He would be perfect, because he is more than ept.
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Easy Peasy Tax, acronym. Attempt to stop Guardian online crossworders from overt displays of early-morning smugness by demanding entertaining compensation for irritating posts in the comments section, such as the classic "Easy Peasy", "Piece of Cake", "2 minutes & 16 seconds, really setter?", "What is this, The Sun, FFS?". Interesting notions or links such as musical clips, limericks, artwork and virtual food may be offered. "Crossword finished before the plunger even down on the cafetiere... EPT this:
Let's hope that tomorrow the setter Will come up with something much better If it weren't for the splother, I just wouldn't bother, But be grabbing instead my Beretta!" |
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This word is the opposite of "inept," or "awkward." It stands for extreme efficiency in doing a task at hand (often suavely and smoothly). Other variations of the word: eptness, eptly The good-looking gent eptly poured the pretty lady a rum and coke.
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EL PASO TX. Even though the rest of TX don't claim us, it's cool we don't claim them.
El Chuco por vida Where you from?
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