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Definition of cheap : 1. A bargain; a purchase; cheapness.
2. Cheaply.
3. Having a low price in market; of small cost or price, as compared with the usual price or the real value.
4. Of comparatively small value; common; mean.
5. To buy; to bargain.

Synonyms:

crummy, schlocky, brassy, shoddy, sixpenny, two-a-penny, rock-bottom, cheapjack, affordable, money, pinching, tacky, brasslike, paltry, hard-fisted, ungenerous, sporty, dear, tightfisted, threepenny, bum, barefaced, tinny, ratty, seamy, specious, gilded, dirty, bargain-priced, showy, costive, penny-pinching, low-priced, niggardly, twopenny, in poor taste, niggard, trashy, shabby, tatty, poor, catchpenny, lousy, give, moth-eaten, dishonest, mean, loud, twopenny-halfpenny, modest, expensive, chinchy, tuppeny, economy, close-fisted, jazzy, good, gimcrack, low-budget, insolent, squalid, contemptible, inferior, flash, irregular, second, bald-faced, audacious, forte, rotten, cheesy, meretricious, close, flashy, rubbishy, miserable, bodacious, standard, brazen-faced, punk, value, low-cost, nickel-and-dime, seedy, petty

cheap (part of speech: adjective)

bargain, reasonable, dirt cheap, low price, economical, half price, reduced, marked down, inexpensive, on sale, at cost, budget, competitive

stingy (part of speech: adjective)

penurious, miserly, tight

vulgar (part of speech: adjective)

garish, degraded, scandalous, profane, chintzy, depraved, obscene, glaring, crass, earthy, barnyard, salty, homespun, unpolished, tactless, sordid, revolting, low, idiomatic, animal, outlandish, common, sleazy, unbecoming, base, rank, boorish, ignominious, undignified, rude, colloquial, repulsive, raw, crude, graceless, tasteless, coarse-grained, inelegant, ill-bred, tawdry, unrefined, barbaric, brazen, shameless, gross, coarse, unseemly, indelicate, in bad taste, clumsy, cockney, rough, philistine, brutish, offensive, vulgar, ignoble, gaudy, broad

economical (part of speech: adjective)

moderate, self-denying, austere, thrifty, prudent, frugal, cheeseparing, stingy, parsimonious, sparing

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