go easy
Act or proceed with caution, as in Go easy moving that bookcase, or Go easy on the subject of layoffs. [Late 1800s] Also see easy does it; take it easy.
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How to use go easy in a sentence
The accountant thought it was me and was calling to tell me to go easy.
And go easy on fiber, which in large amounts can interfere with ovulation.
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“go easy Mom,” he said, nosing his head around the bathroom door.
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Still he must hold out until the crop was reaped, after which he could go easy during the winter months.
The Girl From Keller's | Harold BindlossA bottle of rum made the talk go easy between them, and I heard the plan they were making.
The Pioneers | Katharine Susannah PrichardI believe we ought to go easy and get something that we can put through.
In the race, the sly gentleman who bets on Tom whispers confidentially to the jockey who rides Jerry that he had better "go easy."
From the Easy Chair, series 2 | George William CurtisGod knows whether you'll go easy through the world, or whether he'll send you suffering to purify and make you better.
Family Pride | Mary J. Holmes
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