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Said to display how easy it is for someone to do something

also,

when a person is doing something socially unacceptable the person doing the act will say it as they do it.
1."far out that dude was dunking on you homos 'at will''
or

2. whilst reversing through a drive through he exclaims

"At will"
at will by Kalel Cent August 17, 2009
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When someone is fucking up and their superior notices that they are fucking up, said person is put on notice. This notice, which is essentially a warning, reminds the person that their superior can fire them, punish them, etc. Thus they are "at will" of the superior.
Tina doesn't do shit at work. She just sits around, surfs the web web, and talks to Rob. If she gets caught, she's going to be at will.
At Will by MA$H April 23, 2010
When something is allowed to be done.
"Fire at-will" said when you want to let someone with a gun to start shooting.
at-will by mrxu September 26, 2007

At will relationship 

This relationship can end at any time with no fault to either party.
I told him, hey, this is an at will relationship, I don't need to tell you why.
At will relationship by lismo September 24, 2020

fire at will 

Coming from the authority directly above you in the chain of command, this simply allows the individual to choose his/her rate of fire and prefered style, whether open or snipe etc.
OK company, they've cleared, reload and fire at will.
fire at will by Kung-Fu Jesus April 15, 2004

fire at Will 

To "fire at Will" is the act of giving in to the urge to shoot at a person named Will. This "Anti-Williamism" has been around for centuries. Some philosophers say we are born with the instict to open fire at people named Will. Some philosophers are also on crack. As am I.
I think I hear the police outside my house. Maybe it's because I fire at Will at least once every day. Now where's that crack...
fire at Will by RowanH September 21, 2005

kill at will 

"Aiyyo the South Philly motherfucka kill at will/ I keep my Mack Milly chilly chill" -- Beanie Sigel - Murda, Murda
kill at will by Skario January 12, 2005
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