"low in price, that may be bought at small cost," c. 1500, ultimately from Old English noun ceap "traffic, a purchase," from ceapian (v.) "trade," probably from an early [..]

Rich and cheap refer to the pricing of a new security in the primary market, relative to comparable securities in the secondary market. A new issue is considered to be cheap if it is inexpensive compared to the rest of the market. Rich, or overvalued bonds, have lower yields than bonds with similar terms and credit ratings. Cheap, or undervalued bo [..]

relatively low in price or charging low prices; "it would have been cheap at twice the price"; "inexpensive family restaurants" brassy: tastelessly [..]

not costing much money

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(adj) relatively low in price or charging low prices(adj) tastelessly showy(adj) of very poor quality; flimsy(adj) embarrassingly stingy

insumptuosus, vilis

just as cheap, just as well. (5)

frugal, thrifty, economical

Cheap is a term that refers to a move or a tactic that is considered overpowered, generally used for moves that are easily performered and quite damaging. Unfortunately cheap, just like the term broken is taken out of context (usually this is called by more casual/beginner players).

1). Low in price -- in no way does the "cheap" in Cheap Joe's mean anything other than the best possible quality at the best possible prices.