low-hanging fruit

Targets or goals which are easily achievable and which do not require a lot of effort.

We're a small company with few assets, so to succeed in the short term, we need to go after the low-hanging fruit.

by amsk January 4, 2005

low-hanging fruit

Girls who are somewhat hot - but not too hot, and who often work in posiitons of high public interaction but with low-barriers-to-entry, thus making them open and attractive targets on the one hand, but often self conscious and/or harboring self esteem issues on the other. This, as a whole, makes them susceptible and quite receptive to any overtures from the opposite sex. I.e., They are the easiest of fruit to pick.

Salty just can't stop picking that low-hanging fruit, he just brought home his fifth receptionist this motnh.

by txt April 7, 2008

low-hanging fruit

A Male With low-hanging fruit (Nuts, Balls, Testes, Etc..)

Boy He Has Some low-hanging fruit

by KingSparta June 23, 2008

Low-Hanging Fruit

Someone who is currently straight but would take the least effort to turn gay.

Your easiest target is Andrew; he's definitely the low-hanging fruit.

by fdsa321 June 2, 2009

low-hanging fruit

In Gaming lingo: options that just didn't make the gold disc sent to the publisher and were finished between the gold phase and the retail release date. Therefore they usually get added in the first patch of a game (which is usually released very close or even before the retail release date).

The new druid spells in NWN2's first patch are definately low-hanging fruit.

by Sneltrekker November 4, 2006

low-hanging fruit

Describes a buxom gal's "melons" dat are fairly "loose 'n' limp" instead of being tautly-firm and perky, and so they droop down and wobble around whenever she bends over.

During our intimacy-sessions in bed, I love asking Tiffany to go down on all fours and position her torso overtop of me so dat I can reach up and savor her low-hanging fruit.

by QuacksO March 31, 2021

low-hanging fruit

When something is a load of old bollocks.

What are you on about? That sounds like low-hanging fruit to me.

by TMISv2.0 July 21, 2017