cheap
/tʃiːp/
adverb
- At a low price; for little money.
- I got this jacket cheap at a garage sale.
- They sold the furniture cheap because they were moving.
- You can eat cheap at the food trucks downtown.
adjective
- Low in price; costing little money.
- I bought a cheap umbrella at the store.
- She found a cheap flight to Chicago.
- The restaurant serves cheap but tasty food.
- Of poor quality; not well made or valuable.
- Don't buy that cheap plastic toy; it will break easily.
- The furniture looked nice but was made of cheap materials.
- The cheap shoes fell apart after a week.
- Unwilling to spend money; stingy.
- He's too cheap to tip the waiter.
- She's cheap with her money and always looks for freebies.
- My boss is so cheap he never buys coffee for the office.
- Deserving little respect or value; mean or contemptible.
- Spreading rumors is a cheap way to get attention.
- That was a cheap trick to win the game.
- He made a cheap joke about her accent.
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