n. 1 sure thing, Colloq piece of cake, child's play, snap, cinch, picnic, walk-over, US breeze, Slang cinch, Brit doddle, US lead-pipe cinch The Latin exam was a pushover 2 Colloq walk-over, chump, soft touch, soft or easy mark, easy prey or game, Slang patsy, sucker, stooge, sap, Brit mug, US and Canadian milquetoast I spotted him at once as a pushover for the find-the-lady con
PUSHOVER
Meaning of PUSHOVER in English
Oxford thesaurus English vocab. Английский словарь Оксфорд тезаурус. 2012