Cheap

What do we mean by cheap?

Relatively low in cost; inexpensive or comparatively inexpensive. adjective

Charging low prices. adjective

Obtainable at a low rate of interest. Used especially of money. adjective

Devalued, as in buying power. adjective

Achieved with little effort. adjective

Of or considered of small value. adjective

Of poor quality; inferior. adjective

Worthy of no respect; vulgar or contemptible. adjective

Stingy; miserly. adjective

Inexpensively. adverb

(cheap at twice the price) Extremely inexpensive. idiom

(on the cheap) By inexpensive means; cheaply. idiom

To trade; traffic; bargain; chaffer; ask the price of goods; cheapen goods.

To bargain for; chaffer for; ask the price of; offer a price for; cheapen.

To buy; purchase.

To sell.

Rated at a low price or cost; purchasable or obtainable at a low price or cost, either as compared with the usual price or cost, or with the real value, or, more vaguely, with the price of other things; relatively inexpensive.

Of small intrinsic value or esteem; common; commonplace; mean; costing little effort to obtain, practise, influence, etc.: as, to make one's self cheap.

Trade; traffic; chaffer; chaffering.

A market; marketplace.

Price.

A low price; a bargain.

Cheapness; lowness of price; abundance of supply.

A reference to one of the following: 1. An individual who is extremely careful with money 2. An individual who is easy to have sex with 3. An individual who uses the same tactic/tactics to win 4. An object that is worth very little Urban Dictionary

Someone that doesn't like to spend money Urban Dictionary

A tactic available in a game which is loved and loathed in equal measure. people who abuse a cheap tactic would call it "effective" as it is available for use in the game. As effective as it may be, abuse of a cheap tactic can detriment skill at a game as cheap tactics do not usually require a great deal of skill to utilise in the first place. People can also become reliant on it to win, further detrimenting skill. Cheap tactics tend to proliferate themselves as people adopt a cheap tactic to counter the same cheap tactic used against them (esp. the combo in Halo 2). The debate about a particular cheap tactic can become never-ending, due to the mixed opinions on the debate of cheapness vs effectiveness. Urban Dictionary

1. a term to qualify a person, action or condition as bad or undesirable. 2. a way to express one's disapointment. Commonly prefaced by "That's so...", "freakin'...", or followed by "...crap." Urban Dictionary

A negative term for a person who decides to save money. People who are savers prefer to be called frugal. This term is used by people who are jealous of savers and are unable to save money themselves. Urban Dictionary

A word used by dumb ass scrubs & n00bs to taunt any move/person that can beat them in a fighting game. Urban Dictionary

One who cant bear to spend money on Anything. one who will die wearing rags, living in a cardboard box, with millions in their bank account. Urban Dictionary

A female who cares neither who nor what she has sex with. Urban Dictionary

An individual that goes beyond all reasonable means to save a buck (i.e. Take soda to a fast food restaurant in order to avoid paying for the soda at the restaurant when eating in the restaurant). Urban Dictionary

Lots of people have danced around the definition, but no one has said it fully, so I will. "Cheap!" the interjection, or "You are cheap!" the insult are mostly used by scrubs in video games of all types. It could be zerg rushing in Starcraft, or using an AWP in Counter-Strike, or just WINNING the highly balanced game, Soul Calibur II, where EVERY MOVE has something you can do to counter. The interjection or insult is mostly used by scrubs that don't know how to truly play the game to people that do, and beat them, to attempt to guilt-trip them against using a certain attack, or playing their best. Despite popular opinion, button-mashers are not cheap; they are just button-mashers. Carefully timed attacks counter their sloppy timing and lack of variety and throw moves. Another definition cited Soul Calibur 2's Raphael, where all of his moves have something to stop them. Is he using 236B? Block or sidestep, and counter. Is he doing the Auto-Evade? Do a throw. EVERYTHING in SC2 has something to stop it, even Guard Impacts, which are extremely difficult to do 100% of the time, and can be tripped up with charge and delay moves. I will make an exception in Nightmare, who is fast, powerful, and has long range, so is therefore completely unstoppable in a good player's hands. The moral of this definition is: Don't get mad, get better. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cheap:
cheap, heap, cheat, chap, sheap, cheep, chear, cheal, chelp, aheap, chep, chea, cheam, ceap, cheak, cheas, cleap.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cheap:
trick, plentiful, fares, imitation, expensive, cheaper, easy, labor, readily, labour, reliable, accommodation, tickets, electricity, goods, price, hotels, efficient, plastic, wine, manufacture, meat, coal, shots, rick, beer, buy, easily, cotton, materials.

Words that rhyme with cheap:
creep, keep, sweep, sleep, leap, deep, weep, steep, sheep, heap, reap, peep, asleep, seep, upkeep, beep, oversleep, veep, jeep, clepe, reep, bleep, cheep, sneap, threap, leep, streep, black sheep, kreep, dieppe, felipe, bopeep, lepe, rubbish heap, dall sheep, tepe, diep, fall asleep, eternal sleep, beauty sleep, rem sleep, twilight sleep, put to sleep, paradoxical sleep, bighorn sheep, short sleep, inskeep, rapid eye movement sleep, sepe, fast asleep, garbage heap, go to sleep, junk heap, sound asleep, trash heap, barbary sheep, merino sheep, mountain sheep, cat sleep, vegetable sheep, maned sheep, go deep, refuse heap, rocky mountain sheep, marco polo sheep, seip, seipp, white sheep, kneip, wild sheep, cause to sleep, musk sheep, domestic sheep, griep, phillipe, riepe, anandeep, heape, kniep, mcsleep, schliep.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cheap:
good, real, little, dirt, few, human, awful, very, dog, damn, dead, modern, gold, pretty, expensive, east, dear, best, raw, mighty, plain, astonishingly, damned, extraordinary, wondrous, available, excellent, numerous, abundant, extra, uncommonly, live, darn, less, tolerable, gentle, vocal, purty, usual, desperate, sound, west, acceptable, mine, reasonable, bloody, longer, innumerable, continued, self, day, sold, hand, noble, heap, unprecedentedly, nice, quiet, indifferent, easy, abnormally, grinder.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cheap:
labor, labour, edition, food, land, goods, power, rate, money, way, wine, materials, transportation, price, paper, editions, rates, source, imports, energy, hotel, prices, oil, material, credit, supply, books, houses, hotels, method, fuel, house, housing, substitute, electricity, products, transport, literature, means, ones, force, production, coal, stuff, room, shot, clothes, perfume, bread, restaurants, cloth, restaurant, jewelry, furniture, suit, grace, trick, lands, seats, clothing, loans, fares, access, supplies, novels, beer, imitation, press, imitations, shoes, grain, lodgings, rooms, capital, accommodation, car, talk, gas, shots, articles, alternative, postage, thrills, entertainment, newspapers, whiskey, meals, tickets, steel, reprints.

Consonant match to cheap:
chip, chop, chap, chirp, chape, cheep, chupp, chopp, chapp, tschopp.

Words that sound like cheap:
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