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Noun(1) any undertaking that is easy to do(2) stable gear consisting of a band around a horse's belly that holds the saddle in place(3) a form of all fours in which the players bid for the privilege of naming trumps(4) a form of all fours in which the players bid for theprivilege of naming trumps(5) easy accomplishment
Verb(1) tie a cinch around(2) make sure of(3) get a grip on; get mastery of(4) get a grip on(5) get mastery of

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(1) Instead, you pull your jeans up high and cinch them with a belt.(2) For real poor people this should be a cinch ; a real work-from-home opportunity.(3) Seemingly every palazzo had a party, but the winner was a cinch .(4) After quickly brushing Mesa, I began to saddle him up, carefully tightening the cinch .(5) he was a cinch to take a prize(6) She didn't slide up into the saddle, she jerked the cinch and used her spurs before I'd even pitched.(7) It's a cinch to make your own u2018convenience-typeu2019 food.(8) If you need further convincing, perhaps this will cinch the deal.(9) You would think that occupying my time would be a cinch .(10) Coby's great uncle tightened the cinch and put a boot in the little mare's saddle stirrup.(11) the program was a cinch to use(12) Kemp walked to his horse, tightened the cinch on his saddle and walked it past men standing around talking.(13) Adam had checked his cinch then stepped into the stirrup before swinging on to the chestnut stallion.(14) He instructed me on how to correctly place the saddle and cinch it up.(15) As Bayard reminded me, it was a cinch to find it on the internet.(16) It was a cinch getting insurance for me because I was 30, even though I had never driven unaccompanied.