Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916.
Easy
Easy as for a blackbird to whistle.
—Anonymous
Easy as a conjurer swallowing a poker.
—Anonymous
Easy as breathing.
—Anonymous
Easy as counting the blossoms on a century plant.
—Anonymous
As easy as finding reasons why other people should be patient.
—Anonymous
Easy as for a dog to lick a dish.
—Anonymous
Easy as getting money in a letter.
—Anonymous
Easy as peeling a hard boiled egg.
—Anonymous
Easy as pie.
—Anonymous
Easy as robbing a child’s bank.
—Anonymous
Easy as to say “Jack Robinson.” Anonymous
Easy as winking.
—Anonymous
Easy as an old shoe.
—Robert Browning
Shall be as easy as going down the river in a boat.
—Dante
As easy as for you to take a drink.
—John Davidson
Easy, as blinding a chicken on the roost with a torch.
—Will N. Harben
Easy as forgetting oaths.
—Oliver Wendell Holmes
Easy as swan could bear the snowy fleece.
—Homer (Pope)
As aisy as winter shakes leaves from the trees.
—Samuel Lover
As easy as a man dyin’ wi’ due warnin’.
—Rudyard Kipling
Easy as for the grass to be green.
—James Russell Lowell
Easy as kissing.
—James Russell Lowell
Easy as loving.
—James Russell Lowell
About as easy as to gather a bag of feathers thrown to the four winds.
—Sydney Munden
With as much ease as the sun outshines and dims the stars with his meridian rays.
—François Rabelais
Easy as shelling peas.
—Charles Reade
Easy as a down-bed.
—William Shakespeare
Easy as lying.
—William Shakespeare
Easy as to set dogs on sheep.
—William Shakespeare
Easy as thanks.
—William Shakespeare
For it is easier for a camel to go through a needle’s eye, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.
—New Testament
With as much ease as whirlwinds move feathers.
—Izaak Walton
Easy as fitting a new harness to an old horse.
—Thomas Watson