Piece of cake

Giving a girl roofies so that you can have sex with her

Bobby wanted to take moira out for a "piece of cake" so he could get busy.

by Original Slappy White April 20, 2009

Piece of cake

To grossly underestimate the amount of time required to complete a task

Writing that code was a peice of cake, it took me three weeks to finish.

by beavis March 24, 2004

piece of cake

something very easy to do

Beating the Grapple Guardian in Metroid Prime 2 (Echoes) is a piece of cake.

by Light Joker February 8, 2005

piece of cake

Something that's really easy doing

We played against a child. It was piece of cake!

by vnrc October 27, 2013

a piece of cake

When you say something is a "piece of cake," it means it is very easy to do.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, African Americans started "cake walks." They walked or danced around a cake in pairs, and the best couple won the cake. This is how the idioms "cake walk" and "piece of cake" came about -- both meaning that something is very easy to do.

A: Hey! How did you do on the exam?
B: I got an A. The exam was a piece of cake.

by TKrattlesnake January 19, 2015

piece of cake

When something is exceptionally easy. Originated from slaves doing a dance called "cakewalking," a dance to imitate ballroom dancing, made to look effortless. Slave owners would sometimes reward the best performer with a piece of hoecake.

"He makes that dance look like a piece of cake."

by KiwiVanilaXtract October 1, 2007

Piece of Cake

An easy task that usually ends up being more fun than difficult.

Mom: Mop the floor, please, son.

Son: Mop the floor, eh? Piece of cake!

Mom: What?

Son: I said that mopping the floor will be a piece of cake.

Mom: Oh, OK. I didn't hear you the first time.

Son: Understood.

by Diggity Monkeez February 21, 2005