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A term used when someone goes a little OTT, or starts to gradually cause unnecessary mayhem/altercations.

Also used when a particular individual is being a complete and utter gumby, falling over and walking into people.
Example 1:

Bob- *Clumsily walks into Bill* "Ooh! Sorry.."

Bill- "Easy on, mate!"

Example 2:

Bob- "Look at the state of these repugnant, juvenile delinquents. Such low class degenerate scum!"

Bill- "Easy on, Bob. Easy on. They're just children.."
Easy on by Partypooper2015 November 23, 2015
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easy on the eyes

-Compliment.
-Phrase meaning someone or something is good to look at it.
-Not painful to look at because its some-what decent looking and figuratively won't "blind" you if you see it.
-When used towards a person, can be applied to either male or female.
Ex. Some of the celebrities mentioned in People magazine's annual "Sexiest People" lists could also be called easy on the eyes since they're supposedly good-looking.
easy on the eyes by LoganLesnarMarvel September 5, 2005

Easy On The Brain 

An expression of respect for somebody who is smart.
“She’s not just attractive, she’s also easy on the brain”
Easy On The Brain by Uk.1988 August 27, 2020

Easy on the brain 

To tell someone to take it easy or slow down. Particularly relating to their head /brain or relating to someone who is overdoing it with their studies /homework.
“Go easy on the brain”

easy on the eyes

She may be easy on the eyes but she is totally conceited.

Easy on the Brain 

To remark or boast about an easy puzzle or task that was completed or a top score that was reached in a game.
"Easy on the brain!"
Easy on the Brain by Cuber Chris August 31, 2020

easy on the eye 

His daughter was easy on the eye but his sister was not much to look at.
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A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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Andrew Tate has mastered the field of larpenomics
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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