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squeezy

squeezy

1 5.3
Very easy to do with little effort
  • adjective
  • /ˈskwiːzi/
  • Informal
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  • Cooking this recipe is squeezy if you follow the instructions step by step.

It's an easy breezy, lemon squeezy read.

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Examples

  • Easy peasy on squeezy, not much to it, not a lot on it, no contour, just just my natural angles here.

  • Completing the puzzle was squeezy; I finished it in less than ten minutes.

  • The test was squeezy, and I didn't need to study for it at all.

Synonyms

cushy
vssqueezy
  • Informal
25 6.5

An easy job or situation that needs little effort

is about simple tasks in general not only undemanding jobs
easy as pie
vssqueezy
  • Informal
4 1.7

Very easy to do with little skill

is very simple but less extreme in emphasis
easy-breezy
vssqueezy
  • Informal
1 6.1

Simple and relaxed, not difficult or serious

is about being very simple rather than relaxed or casual

Antonyms

1.6

Not easy to do or understand

183 4.4

Hard to do and needing a lot of effort

How Easy

effortless
26 2.6
squeezy
  • Informal
1 5.3
easy
1.0
manageable
57 3.2
doable
51 1.8

Surface Forms

squeezy positive

Morphology

squeezy = squeeze (opaque) = squeeze + y

The 'very easy' sense arises from idiomatic/rhyming usage (e.g., 'easy-peasy lemon squeezy') rather than a straightforward derivation from 'squeeze', so the meaning is not inferable from the base verb.

Etymology

Squeezy comes from squeeze plus the ending -y, and it is used informally to mean 'easy' because something you can press out is simple to do. A helpful way to remember this is the playful phrase 'easy peasy lemon squeezy'.