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el cheapo

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a.1.cheap; inexpensive and of inferior quality; as, an el cheapo cigar.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] For nine years running, anglers in Jacksonville, one of the hardest-fishing cities in Florida, have been clamoring to fish The El Cheapo Sheepshead Tournament in late February, at the height of big sheepshead season in the northeast.
On the Cheapo in Jax by Conway, David / Florida Sportsman
It makes absolutely no idea to buy top of the line speakers and excellent quality components only to use substandard el cheapo cables with which to connect them to one another.
Surround Sound Cables Wires and Chords Galore by Nicholas Tan / Home improvement and landscaping community
One admires the logic of the designers of el cheapo plastic skin and rod gazebos, or of cardboard plates which now have a shiny plasticity; more plastic than our plastic dreams (jump) .
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