cinch
noun
[ sɪn(t)ʃ ]
• an extremely easy task.
• "the program was a cinch to use"
Similar:
easy,
uncomplicated,
not difficult,
undemanding,
unexacting,
unchallenging,
effortless,
painless,
trouble-free,
facile,
simple,
straightforward,
elementary,
idiot-proof,
plain sailing,
a walkover,
a gift,
nothing,
easy-peasy,
easy as pie,
as easy as falling off a log,
as easy as ABC,
a piece of cake,
a cakewalk,
child's play,
kids' stuff,
no sweat,
a picnic,
a doddle,
a doss,
a breeze,
a pushover,
a sitter,
a five-finger exercise,
a walk in the park,
money for old rope,
money for jam,
duck soup,
a snap,
easy-breezy,
a bludge,
a snack,
a piece of old tackle,
a snip,
a piece of piss,
• a girth for a Western saddle or pack of a type used mainly in Mexico and the western US.
• "they watered the horses and loosed the cinches"
cinch
verb
• secure (a garment) with a belt.
• "my cut-offs are cinched by a belt"
• make certain of.
• "his advice cinched her decision to accept the offer"
Origin:
mid 19th century (in cinch (sense 2 of the noun)): from Spanish cincha ‘girth’.
