Breezest

Main Entry:
facile [fas-il or, esp. British, -ahyl]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: easy; easily mastered
Synonyms: accomplished, adept, adroit, apparent, articulate, breeze, child's play, cursory, deft, dexterous, easy as pie, effortless, fast talk, flip*, fluent, glib, hasty, light, obvious, picnic, practiced, proficient, pushover, quick, ready, shallow, simple, skillful, slick*, smooth, superficial, uncomplicated, untroublesome, voluble
Antonyms: arduous, complicated, confusing, difficult, hard, involved, laborious, profound
Main Entry: possible
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: likely, attainable
Synonyms: accessible, achievable, adventitious, advisable, available, breeze*, can do, cinch, conceivable, credible, dependent, desirable, doable, dormant, duck soup, easy as pie, expedient, feasible, fortuitous, hopeful, hypothetical, imaginable, indeterminate, latent, no sweat, obtainable, piece of cake, potential, practicable, probable, promising, pushover, realizable, setup, simple as ABC, snap, thinkable, uncertain, viable, welcome, within reach, workable
Notes: feasible means capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are; possible means capable of happening or existing; probable means likely but not certain to be or become true or real
possible means it could happen or be done; probable means it is likely to happen
Antonyms: impossible, unattainable, ungettable, unlikely, unrealizable
Main Entry: workable
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: feasible
Synonyms: applicable, breeze*, cinch*, doable, duck soup, easy, easy as pie, exploitable, functional, no sweat, piece of cake, possible, practicable, practical, simple as ABC, snap, usable, useful, viable, working
Antonyms: impractical, unfeasible, unworkable
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