Something so straightforward it barely counts as a challenge — piss-easy is the UK and Australian way of saying something is trivially, embarrassingly simple.
Something so straightforward it barely counts as a challenge — piss-easy is the UK and Australian way of saying something is trivially, embarrassingly simple. It goes harder than 'easy' alone by layering on contempt for how little effort something requires. Use it when a task is so below your skill level it almost feels insulting, or to hype yourself up after breezing through something others found difficult.
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UK and Irish slang — Cockney, Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire, Glaswegian, Brummie, Welsh, West Country, plus Irish English. Centuries of regional dialects feeding into modern British and Irish street talk.
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(vulgar, British, NZ, Australian slang) Something easy to achieve.
(UK, slang) Very easy.
British slang meaning very easy — something that can be done with minimal effort. Primarily used in informal British speech. The word has a slightly condescending flavor, implying that a task is almost insultingly simple. Etymology is unclear, but the usage is consistent across British slang sources.
The ceiling of effortlessness — a moment or performance so frictionless it literally cannot get any easier. Peak ez is reserved for situations where the challenge was so absent it was almost disrespectful. While mega ez is emphatic, peak ez implies you've reached the theoretical limit of how easy something can possibly be. Gamers use it after stomping a lobby; everyone else uses it when life briefly forgets to put up any resistance whatsoever.
Everyone was stressed about the driving test but honestly I found it piss-easy after all those practice hours.
(UK, AU, slang, vulgar) Very easy.