Of a price: low. Of goods or property: cheap; of little value.

Cheap, low (in price). Obsolete.

That may be bought at small cost; bearing a relatively low price; inexpensive. Opposed to dear. cheap and nasty: of low price and bad quality…

Of the nature of a drug; drug-like; (also) drugged.

Of cultural activities or products. Adapted to the means of ordinary people; low or moderate in price.

Selling at less than the usual price(s).

a basement floor where bargains are displayed; also transferred and figurative.

Having or requiring only a small budget; cheap (literal and figurative).

Used attributively to designate low-priced goods regarded as typical of Woolworth's merchandise.

Designating a retailer that displays clothing (usually sold at discount prices) on pipe racks (pipe rack, n. 4). Hence: cut-price, cheap.

attributive or quasi-adj. Designed or suitable for someone of limited means; cheap.

Cheap, inexpensive (often of inferior quality); produced or sold at a low price. Also reduplicated as cheapo-cheapo and adv.

Of the type or quality found in a pound shop; cut-price; (derogatory) cheap or inferior, second-rate.