Definition of "cushy" [cushy]

• Informal Making few demands; comfortable: a cushy job. (adjective)

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• "My agency is quite small, and very understaffed with what you call cushy jobs, as it happens."
• "I'll cut tj_han some slack because he is a poor oppressed conscript drafted unwillingly into Singapore's army at a young age as photographer or what I call a cushy public affairs job, not that I blame him for being cunning and crafty the lucky git."
• "For decades a palace of well-paid vice presidents in cushy offices presided over the manufacture of Budweiser, America's beer, in that most American of cities, St. Louis."