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Idiom: 'happy go lucky'



 
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Idiom: 'happy go lucky' #1 (permalink) Wed Sep 27, 2006 1:55 am   Idiom: 'happy go lucky'		  
What does boy next door and easy go lucky mean?
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Idiom: 'happy go lucky' #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 27, 2006 7:59 am   Idiom: 'happy go lucky'		  
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The boy next door is a typical boy.

Easy go lucky is-- I guess-- a variation of happy go lucky, which means easy-going; relaxed, non-ambitious; one who enjoys being Here Now.
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