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Cheapies 

Adjective

A Fighting game term used to describe the excessive use of a move with properties that are widely considered strong as a means of overpowering the opposing player.
"This player is known for using alot of cheapies so xxx has to watch out and keep his distance"
Cheapies by DreamscapeOZ October 26, 2019

cheapies 

cheapies (n). Schoolboy sexual thrills.
"Miss Pollard bent down to pick
up the chalk giving William his cheapies."
( from 'William stirs below' by
Richmal Compton ).
cheapies by C February 24, 2004

Cheapies 

When you get spank bank material from the actions of another person.
A) Man, when Chelsea twerked me and jiggled them titties, I got my cheapies!

B) This morning Tracy at the office had to get something out of the bottom drawer in her miniskirt. Man, I got my cheapies!
Cheapies by Minge the Merciless January 15, 2020

Cheapies 

When the price of stocks go down significantly, those stocks are now cheapies.
Thanks to Biden’s sanctions on Russia, I’m able to acquire some cheapies.
Cheapies by stevenV2 May 9, 2022
a cuter way of saying the word "cheap"
someone who loves to catch man's attention.
someone who's sooo flirty just kissing anyone randomly
A: Ann is kissing random guys.
B: ouchie she's sooo cheapie! I wanna puke here XP
cheapie by primaverabebe January 26, 2010
A GPS navigator that doesn't work as well as you had hoped. It will not recognize what rode you are on, if it is not a main road, and will not recognize certain house numbers or stores.
I really should have sprang an extra $50 and gotten a real GPS instead of this crappy old CheapES.
CheapES by TangClock March 17, 2009
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