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go cheap

go cheap verb: to be sold at a low price.

Verb

go cheap (third-person singular simple present goes cheap, present participle going cheap, simple past went cheap, past participle gone cheap)

  1. (informal) To be sold at a low price.
    • The manufacturer made too many of these phones, so now they're going cheap.
    • Most of the auction lots went cheap.

Forms of go cheap

third-person singular presentgoes cheap
present participlegoing cheap
pastwent cheap
past participlegone cheap

Questions about go cheap

What does go cheap mean?
Go cheap means to be sold at a low price.
What part of speech is go cheap?
Go cheap is a verb.
What is the past tense of go cheap?
The past tense of go cheap is went cheap.

Words near go cheap in the dictionary

  1. go by the wayside
  2. go bye-bye
  3. go cahoots
  4. go chapter 11
  5. go chase yourself
  6. go cheap
  7. go climb a tree
  8. go code
  9. go codes
  10. go combo
  11. go commando

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