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gone cheap

gone cheap is the past participle of go cheap.

Meaning of go cheap

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.

Questions about gone cheap

What is gone cheap the past participle of?
Gone cheap is the past participle of go cheap.

Words near gone cheap in the dictionary

  1. gone bye-bye
  2. gone cahoots
  3. gone case
  4. gone cases
  5. gone chapter 11
  6. gone cheap
  7. gone commando
  8. gone coon
  9. gone coons
  10. gone country
  11. gone crazy

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