cheap thrill
cheap thrill noun: something simple and inexpensive done for pleasure.
Noun
cheap thrill (plural cheap thrills)
- Something simple and inexpensive done for pleasure.
- Rather than fulfilling its original function as an integral part of an emotional relationship, sex is for them little more than a cheap thrill, something that men "do" to women and for which women should be grateful.1990, Anne Dean, David Mamet: Language as Dramatic Action
- Another doctor's bill, a lawyer's bill, another cute cheap thrill1995, Jewel, “Who Will Save Your Soul”
Forms of cheap thrill
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Questions about cheap thrill
- What does cheap thrill mean?
- Cheap thrill means something simple and inexpensive done for pleasure.
- What part of speech is cheap thrill?
- Cheap thrill is a noun.
- What is the plural of cheap thrill?
- The plural of cheap thrill is cheap thrills.
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