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05-Nov-2008, 12:25
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 meaning of "take easy way off" don't do the easy way? |
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05-Nov-2008, 13:56
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 Re: meaning of "take easy way off" "Take the easy way out" - do something with the least effort involved. "Look at Josey! She took the easy way out of that relationship by telling Pete she was going out with James. Of course, she isn't really!" Offroad likes this. |
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