Definition of dirt cheap
: exceedingly cheap
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SUBSCRIBE TODAY North Texas has already lost its reputation as a place where housing is dirt cheap, with home prices increasing 33 percent in the past three years.
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One caveat: these phones are often dirt cheap so don’t expect the quality or convenience of a $500 smartphone.
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But unlike quinoa—which costs about $8 per box—sweet potatoes are dirt cheap.
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There are Amazon tablets that are dirt cheap Amazon Prime and Kindle delivery vehicles.
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And then there's the trusty, old-school Opinel, which is equal parts fantastic, simple, and dirt cheap.
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Airlines are dirt cheap but that is because the market frets about a price war and the chance of tighter antitrust regulation, not about disruption.
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Presidential Airways Founded by ex-People Express executives, Washington-based Presidential aimed to improve upon that dirt cheap model, with a full-service airline at discount fares.
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Keep in mind, though, that the overheads at bars then were minimal compared to bars today: Rents, employee wages, the cost of drinks, and governmental and licensing fees ranged from dirt cheap to nonexistent.
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First Known Use of dirt cheap
1819
DIRT CHEAP Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of dirt cheap for English Language Learners
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: very cheap or inexpensive
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