ease it v.
(UK prison) to relax, to let up on some form of crime or rule-breaking.
Lag’s Lex. 72: ease it. Let up; go easy. In the case of ‘fiddling’ getting too dangerous, it is given as the advice to lie low for a while. |
(UK prison) to relax, to let up on some form of crime or rule-breaking.
Lag’s Lex. 72: ease it. Let up; go easy. In the case of ‘fiddling’ getting too dangerous, it is given as the advice to lie low for a while. |