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Cheap trains

Cheap trains. Early in the history of railways the companies were

Cheap, subst. Purchase, bargain; adj. Low in price. The word cheap,

out of business and sold their remaining stock for dirt cheap prices

Chip, Cheap, Chipping, signify the place to be a market town, as

Land-cheap, a fine paid in some places on the alienation of lands.

a cheap drinking and dancing establishment a cheap and tawdry nightclub

A bargain a purchase cheapness

Lowness in price considering the usual price or real value

hemp and used as a wrapping paper or as a cheap printing and writing paper The name is also given to

A cheap imitation of something popular produced illegally without a license from