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.
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!"
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