South African informal expression meaning very easy or simple — equivalent to 'easy peasy' or 'piece of cake.' The term is cheerful and playful, used to dismiss the difficulty of a task.
South African informal expression meaning very easy or simple — equivalent to 'easy peasy' or 'piece of cake.' The term is cheerful and playful, used to dismiss the difficulty of a task. Primarily South African in usage and not widely understood outside that context.
'Don't worry about the test,' she said. 'We've covered all of this — it'll be puddysticks.'
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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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.
(UK, AU, slang, vulgar) Very easy.
(UK, slang) Very easy.
(vulgar, British, NZ, Australian slang) Something easy to achieve.
(South Africa) easy peasy; very simple.
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