Easy Mode

Is what you choose when playing a video game if you're a ickle baby, toddler or just a complete idiot.

- Eh? SERIOUSLY? EASY MODO?"
- How gross! The only ones that should be caught playing Easy Mode are grade school students, right?

- KYAHAHAHAHA!

by gearbeitet January 11, 2021

speak easy

To be aware of your audience. To talk clearly and precisely, but not as to intimidate, annoy or harm those you are speaking to.

Yo, why are you wylin like that? You don't know them, I suggest you speak easy.

by Ronda T April 19, 2006

speak easy

door with a small door. ( used for checking out visitors )

Yo dogg's speak easy check it out its me doggie dogg. Now open big door!

by itichie_nocanpo July 24, 2006

speak easy

Talk about what's on your mind come correct

speak easy man don't make me have to take your soul like the repo man/

by Niceemcee January 19, 2004

easy - peasy

easy - peasy is is what it's like to be butt-fucked by a guy with a small dick after you've had your cherry-hole busted and stretched a little.

Since Matt has fucked me with his 8" dick, taking a 5" dick is easy - peasy!

by USAF Cadet September 24, 2021

Easy drunk

I was drinking red wine and i consider myself 'a light weight' when i drink because i feel the 'happy' relaxed feeling quickly. However a man i didn't really know kept calling me 'an easy drunk'. I corrected him several times by saying i prefer 'a light weight' but he continuing saying you're a easy drunk'
I being a woman who controls herself and drinks a small amount of red wine felt that he was really saying that i was an easy lay(in bed).

She's a easy drunk. (bet i can lay her!)

by Easy drunk April 29, 2021

Easy Kapeasy

A Canadian variant on the phrase "Easy Peasy", which comes from a 1970's british TV commercial for Lemon Squeezy detergent. Slang to indicate an easy task. However, this term is used specifically in reference to how extraordinarily easy the task is.

Tasks that take almost no effort at all.

Example 1: "That was easy kapeasy!"

Example 2: Person 1: "Did you have any trouble?"

Person 2: "No, it's easy kapeasy!"

Example 3: Person 1: "Could you please pass the salt?"

Person 2: "Easy kapeasy!"

by ItstoohotforPenguin January 18, 2019