Clue | Length | Answer |
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No problem at all | 3 letters | aok |
No problem at all | 4 letters | easy |
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No problem at all | 5 letters | asnap |
No problem at all | 6 letters | soeasy |
No problem at all | 9 letters | idontmind |
No problem at all | 9 letters | thatsokay |
No problem at all | 9 letters | easypeasy |
No problem at all | 11 letters | pieceofcake |
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- Just great
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- thumbs-up letters
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- Excellent, for short
- "All's well" at NASA
- Armstrong's "Perfect!"
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- Astronaut's approval
- Satisfactory, to NASA
- "All's well," in space
- Perfect-launching expression
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- No problem at all
- "No prob!"
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- "Easy peasy!"
- “it's ......!” ("piece of cake!")
- easy as abc
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- Very simple
- "it's ......!" ("easy peasy!")
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- "it's ......!" ("easy!")
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- Unhurried
- "No problemo"
- Readily persuadable
- "No sweat"
- Simple
- "Duck soup!"
- Unforced
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- "Whoa, boy!"
- Like falling off a log
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- Calm down
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- "Don't get too excited no
- Skill level option
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- "Child's play!"
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- Word with chair or street
- "Calm down, big fella"
- "Don't strain"
- "No prob!"
- "'Tain't nothin'!"
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- "Whoa! Calm down!"
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- "Don't be startled"
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- Cushy
- "Don't rush into anything
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- Posing no difficulty
- Soft piece of cake
- Not difficult
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- Requiring little effort to be relaxed
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- Focus of beam, say, without a light
- Frederick Marryat's midshipman
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- level for newbie gamers
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- Elementary
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- "Nothing to it"
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- A piece of cake for a midshipman
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- Like Mini crosswords (hopefully)
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